the >> live from america's news had orders, i'm john scott or the partial government shutdown in nineays in president trump is not reaching out to democrats within the imposter with a border wall seems set to stretch in the new year. the senate and house are and house are set to hold processions tamara capitol hill but no votes are scheduled or democrats will take the house majority on thursday when the new congress convenes. meanwhile, outgoing chief of staff john kelly in a new interview same president trump began backing away from his campaign promise to build a big dutiful wall on the border a long time ago. the "los angeles times" they abandon the notion of a solid concrete wall early on in the administration. kelly will leave his post on wednesday after 17 months on the job. i'm john scott and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more in the shutdown and other top stories on the fox report. now back to the greg gutfeld show. over the course of the year all the great videos that we made ever since i drink a whole bottle of champagne so take a look back at our favorite videos

i'm john scott. it's the fox report. did the last year's change in the federal tax law they got rid of the individual mandate. president trump tweeted his approval rating. the president does not receive good news from a recent poll disapprove of his handling of the healthcare issue. 33% say they approve. dave said the judge says the law has to be struck down. nothing changes immediately where does this go. it's really good to be the ultimate place where this goes first. and they made a debate make a debate exactly what they want to do. but they're really going to be the game plan here. you can bet that it's almost guaranteed that this is gonna be appeal. even though they immediately tweeted that out. they very much tempered that. people are scared. there's a lot of very popular provisions in the law that may be unpopular in some quarters. it may have something wrong. they want to make sure that they are not losing their health care coverage. she doesn't like this ruling from the judge. >> it was a far too sleepy. he coul

but not as john scott she beats two other contenders mine for the top job. that it's dobby time in the bundesliga shock of takes off the table leader's daughter in one of europe's fastest football rivals with. i'm british band a j it's good to have you with us. tensions are rising in france ahead of a fourth weekend of protest by the so-called yellow vests more than two hundred seventy five people have already been arrested the soup all yellow vests movement took all the t.v. to go in opposition to a planned increase in fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the peace amidst calls for calm even so the shops and restaurants in several neighborhoods around the country are taking additional safety precautions and several major landmarks are closed. for more let's bring indeed a look at despondent lu is reporting for us from the ground in paris lisa good to see you what is happening where you are. well at the moment the situation seems quite volatile actually he's got movements of crowds going up and down the seans easy at this v

. >> live from america's news headquarters i and john scott.ill be leaving a lot sooner than expected good president trump tweeting deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan will be acting secretary first of the year. weeks earlier than the departure date of favorite finance, mentioned the resignation letter thursday. manus resigned after the president's decision to pull all u.s. troops out of syria. devastation in indonesia after a tsunami kills at least 220 people. struck without warning along the country's straight on saturday. scientists livable canna corruption and undersea land might cause the disaster. at least 850 people were injured and nearly 30 remain missing. i'm john scott. we'll have more news in 30 minutes on the fox report. now back to the greg gutfeld show. and for all your headlines, log onto fox news.com. greg: it is news about otters you will not hear from jesse watters. back in the 50s the cia had a project called mk ultra, sound like a beer, and experimented in my control. one of these files cia files was declassified t

good evening i'm john scott and this is the fox report.orney was sentenced to three years in prison this past week. he violated campaign finance laws. cohen said he made a hush money payments during the 2016 presidential campaign to women who claimed to have had an affair with present time. today chomps

this is what john called fire flies and what scott got involved with watching them come off and as a result both of them lost sight of the fact they had to have fuel after flying the mission. john got wrapped up and i did because i was his cap com in california on the retro rocket package kept on because of a false signal that said the heat shield had detached when it turned out it had not. but that became a traumatic part of john's mission. but in both cases they almost ran out of attitude control fuel. and that kind of shook me because there is no reason to do that. so i went to great lengths to drift. in fact, i alienated flight control because after drifting for a while i put it back into automatic control and i'm in chip mode now which didn't go over too well. >> you also were navigating the spacecraft and using the stars and had -- let's talk about that a little bit. where did you get this knowledge of the planet formations and what planets to look for. >> there is some state on the east coast that has a planetarium. north carolina. i couldn't resist doing that. >> all righty. i

john scott, you're so lucky. the all-american new year celebration on new year's eve or 30:00 p.m.astern and runs all the way into the new year to get to stay inside, have a little fire and watch it on tv if you don't want to brave the crowds. eric: december marked a pretty wild one. wall street seen both record gains in massive slumps. will the roller coaster ride continuing to the new year? we'll be talking with an expert on that. plus calls for the government to declassify the fbi documents in the russia investigation. the fbi should finally come clean on the greatest mystery in american history, what happened to jimmy hoffa appeared informants told the juror who killed him, i think it's finally time the fbi to release its secret half of files. the hoffa family does want all this information that is still hidden. they wanted out in the public realm. that is why we are calling for in our special investigation that you can watch on fox nation, the fbi released all of its files in the show is called riddle the search for james r. hoffa. >> jimmy hoffa is missing. [inaudible] >> wha

the death of vices admiral john scott steerney.y there is no evidence of foul play at this time. ryan brown joins us now. ryan, tell us more. >> jake, we learned that the admiral was found dead today in bahrain. bahrainian officials and the nis are investigating this death. they've been able to determine that at this time foul play is not suspected. now, the cause of death not yet known. that will be part of the investigation. we spoke with the chief of naval operations today, admiral john richardson. he said that the admiral was not under any kind of investigation and that they will release additional details as they are learned. this is a critical demand that deals with various challenges, rebels in gemmen firing missiles into the red sea. it's seen as a critical command. to that end the navy is flying out one of its most senior officers tonight. vice admiral jim malloy to take over an interim basis to help oversee the command and insure that operations continue unaffected, but the death of a major senior naval officer, a real sh

john scott is a mechanical engineer based in cambridge show in the u.k. . he builds and tests historic inventions and currently he's reconstructing one of the better brothers' most complicated devices the flukes which plays itself by jim here's the device. or you haven't got the little character yes so the brothers are said to have built this or at least wrote about this place itself how much detail was there that you could get hold of to allow you to reproduce well there was a reason there are references but there are different apparently different translations so some things are not entirely clear presumably modern scholars historians looking back at this there's a lot of guesswork in oh absolutely yeah how they solve the problems they said talk me through how does this work right well the basic principle is that there is a driveway all here which operates this rotating drum that would have been water powered the right way and there are a series of effectively cams which lift little arms which then seal unseal the holes on the flute and there comes a pass

head coach scott brooks addressed the media. >> john met with a specialist today in grubaueeen bay. t likely have surgery. season ending. as we see doctors and multiple specialists, along with our ct s, are conferring, we'll have more details later. that's the news. >> head coachoesn't sound happy. wizards take on the horns tonight at 7:00, much more as the topic develops. >> thank you george. meanwhile president trump -- >> now your forecast. >> good evening, the weather has changed. 24 hours go from drenching rain to dense fog. now we had sunshine across the area but more changes over the xt few days as we close out 2018. talking about 2019. tomorr t we knowt's the last day, last game for the redskins. not a baday weather-wise, temperatures from mi30s to upper 40s. clouds move in. talk about moving into the next couple of days, again dry tonight and sunday. in, i know i know. rain returns just in time for the closeout of 2018, new year's eve. new year's day, mild temperatures. how mild? may be closing in on 60egrees. talking about 2019. acomplete forecas details in just a few. >>

. >> david gregory is back with us, and also joining the conversation, scott jennings, and cnn political analyst, john. i want to start with you, scott, because of your personal connection there. as we listened yesterday to the eulogy from president george w. bush for his father, and so much more, we were told this would not be political and politics were going to stay out of this, and as much as people want to do that in anything in this day and age, that is tough and how much do you think it was a truly conscious highlighting of the differences verses this is what we are talking about today and the man we are focused on? >> the eulogy that president bush gave was written for one person and one person only and that's george h.w. bush. i think they handled it right, and president trump and his white house handled it right. he did everything you would expect him to do. and somebody from congress said, it feels like we are returning to normalcy. everybody is rising to meet this occasion and to honor somebody who deserves our praise. i think the eulogy was spot on, and i was honored to be part of the bus

and then, as we're going to see, the slavery issue does not go away with the dred scott decision. john brown's attempt to take over harpers ferry and start a slave rebellion or insurrection doesn't exactly work, but it certainly upset a lot of people and got people talking about the slavery issue, if they haven't been already. and frankly, they should've been. they're certainly talking about it in illinois in 1858. douglas was running for his third term in the senate. he's a national figure. and the republican party in illinois did something that, traditionally, parties in illinois didn't do. at the state convention, they endorsed their own candidate for the u.s. senate and it was lincoln. douglas knew from 20 years experience how tough it was going to be to take on lincoln. and the debates result, where lincoln just starts following him around illinois talking whenever douglas finishes speaking, and finally they agreed to seven debates. in the course of these debates, lincoln is already getting some traction, nationally. there are people that know him. he's gotten some votes in the 18

scott, john, great stuff this morning and we appreciate you being here on a very difficult day.heck that market, we're still down triple digits. a loss of one and a half percent of the dow industrial average. next case. a class action lawsuit pointing the finger at pacific gas and electric for starting the california wildfires. what do you got on that? >> specific pg and serks class action suit filed in san francisco spriewr your court saying up you have to pay damage for the fire we know you have 1.4 billion in wildfire insurance but damage is so severe that pg&e look like it could be underpressure and undertrouble. the powerlines are thought to have caused this fire in northern california. the camp fire. in other words faulty powerlines and down transmission problems -- caused numerous homes and builds to be scorched and burned to the ground. so this is a class action suit. watch pg&e hockey stick action right now. >> dreadful from fires you look at it and just awful isn't it. liz thank you very much. look at oil please. i believe we're still at 51 a barrel down about a buck 1

scott king. i've got a church full of votes for john kennedy. so that church full of votes produced large -- he got not only his church full of votes but large numbers of african-americans voted for john kennedy in 1960. and between the irish catholics and the african-americans, john kennedy won the election of 1960. when my uncle, john kennedy, heard daddy king's speech, i'll vote for a catholic or the devil himself, he realized, oh, my god, martin luther king has somebody who's prejudiced as a father, which is kind of ironic, don't you think? but then he said, but we all have fathers. >> and a number of them are prejudiced. >> not that they're all prejudiced, but my grandfather didn't always have a good reputation on some other things, which we're not going to get into right now. okay. i wanted to lay the groundwork that it's kind of -- when you talk about discrimination, there are all sorts of ins and outs of discrimination. it goes all in different ways. when president kennedy then became president announced that my father, his brother, was

john kelly. >> jeff sessions. >> sally yates. >> scott pruitt. >> rex tillerson. sean spicer. dire director comey. >> it's crazy. >> you said it. mean while the envoy of syria has quit in protest. mike, to you with the senate being in session, is there any sign of progress over this partial shutdown there on the senate floor? >> well, alex, we did hear from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer when the senate opened at noon in washington here today, and really we've been through this so many times, alex, as you've outlined. there's sort of a pattern that beau sides fall into. neither side wants to be seen as walking away from the negotiations. chuck schumer said there have been talks behind scenes. at the same time it's clear the democrats feel they do have the upper hand in these negotiations. it was just yesterday in a record duration five-hour vote on the senate floor while behind-the-scenes negotiations were going on with mike pence and jared kushner and mick mulvaney, the gavel cannot go down and it's clear they do not have the votes to pass $5.7 billion that the president w

john robert oneie, robert e. lee, and black high school, emmett scott, beloved in the black community. it had been there since the 1920's. when they realized that the gig was up, the school board presented a plan to desegregate , in part, by closing emmett scott high school, which again, the black community looked at as a thumb in their eyes, and here is a school that had a class that graduated prominent member subtly of the black community here but people who went on to great success elsewhere, and they said ok, if you're going to do this, we're going to shut this down. and the justice department responded that this was racially motivated. and an expert that was brought in by the federal lawyers said it doesn't make financial sense. but in late july, the judge ordered immediate integration. in his initial order, he said that they would keep emmett scott high school. within a period of weeks -- and bear in mind, school was going to start within a month, so they needed to come up with a plan pronto. under the gun, in the back room, the federal lawyers agreed and compromised with the whi

listen, we're just trying to essentially countercorrect the power, the amount of power that scott walker had. right, johnhat you make of that defense. value sn valid? >> it's absurdity. governor walker accumulated this power onto himself with these legislative leaders. we've had the same republican governor and legislative leaders for eight years. so they suddenly decided they don't like all the power that's in the governor's office. so they're going to take that power away from the governor and take appointing power and determination powers away from them. they're also taking power away from the state attorney general which is a powerful office in wisconsin historically. and notably, they are seeking to change election dates. apparently with an eye toward avoiding high turnout elections for the state supreme court. >> kimberly, talk about the precedent this might set nationally. >>. >> look, there are similar actions. michigan will restrict the power of these incoming democrats. politically it could be a problem. look at wisconsin and the things they're going after. this obama care challenge they don't

but other than that, not that much that does it for "squawk alley," let's toss it to scott wopner and the half >> john, in fed we -- no longer trust stocks dropping sharply again after the central bank raises interest rates many openly wondering whether a major policy mistake is a growing risk it's 12:00 noon, this is the halftime report. >> two market heavy waelts join the fed debate on the halftime report first -- >> there's been a lot of damage. >> the man who called the downturn, months ahead of the rest of wall street. morgan stanley's mike wilson is back >> i think another 10% in that space, you know, that maybe 15 in some of the names will be it >> see what he sees now. >>

john's mall designed so long even to stop. i was that's were more. my choice would be scott because given the way to transport the troops and. men in the national much and i want. to talk. with just a week to go before christmas or getting ready for the celebrations with a special week of your own x. i'm louise house and i'll be here for the next half an hour taking you through the theme of the day which is creativity in winter. playing it cool a visit to the i.c.'s music festival and the well.

caller: good morning john, good morning scott. some facts here.e have a representative in government. i voted for the house of representatives. i vote for a senator and i vote for president. rossi don't understand is perot debated bill clinton about nafta on larry king live. nafta, if they passed the companies will leave in waves.that is just what happened . them voted against it. eric sanders is one of them. i'm not sure about elizabeth warren. i know she voted against it. they are supposed to represent our best interests, this doesn't make any sense. they cut the american worker's throat. they let these companies go overseas. so why did they pass nafta? prospero told the truth. bill clinton lied. this was george bush the father's idea. bill and hillary picked up on it. they loved it. he paid for it and they got it through. paul?scott guest: james is talking about nafta which is timely because we have the nafta 2.0 or the usmca. less rewind quickly because the idea of a free trade agreement with a country like mexico was a grand experiment. we ha

john kelly. >> hope hicks. >> ryan zinke. >> scott pruitt. >> rex tillerson. >> nikki haley. >> james mattis quittingybody wants to work in the white house. >> democrats have recaptured control of the house. first time in eight years. >> it is about restoring the constitution's checks and balances. >> and the senate, republicans pump up their power. >> a contest for who we are. ♪ >> i have spoken at a thousand points of light. of all of the community organizations that are spread like stars throughout the nation doing good. >> we're going to miss you. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> dear gammy, when we lost you, we lost one of the greats. you taught us humility and grace. >> john mccain returning to washington one last time. >> we arfe are fellow americans. >> let's talk about food and eat food. ♪ >> there's nothing like the thrill when you discover something no one knew before. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ >> a lot of greats. >> heck of a year. we wish a joyful new year to everybody and good year >>> that is going to do it for us on saturday morning. t

but other than that, not that much that does it for "squawk alley," let's toss it to scott wopner and the half >> john, thanks, in fed we -- no longer trust stocks dropping sharply again after the central bank raises interest rates many openly wondering whether a major policy mistake is a growing risk it's 12:00 noon, this is the halftime report. >> two market heavy waelts join the fed debate on the halftime report first -- >> there's been a lot of damage. >> the man who called the downturn, months ahead of the rest of wall street. morgan stanley's mike wilson is back >> i think another 10% in that space, you know, that maybe 15 in some of the names will be it >> see what he sees now. >>> also, a first aid from investing legitimate leon cooperman. taking his battle with the s.e.c. to the next level >> i think your next guest ought to be somebody from the s.e.c. >> cooperman gets his wish as the s.e.c. explains where it stands on the new wave of wild volatility >>> the "halftime report" starts right now. >>> a big show today good to have you with us on this thursday, here to debate and trade the bigges

scott miller and the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, john bass. the troops, some barely old enough to remember the event that took america there in the first place. >> we believe that we are here defending the homeland by preventing safe haven for terrorist organizations. >> the training we get, the mission we are on, i feel like i'm actually doing something for my country. >> reporter: two different stories, he joined the military a month before 9/11. >> i went to iraq in 2006 to 2007 and then haiti in 2010 and three times to afghanistan. >> he was 3 years old when the 9/11 attacks happened. now on his first deployment. >> this is what i signed up for. as long as i have a good head on my shoulders and stay on my task i'll be fine. >> reporter: these soldiers say they know what their mission is. now 17 years in, what about the overall mission? i asked the new top commander of u.s. and coalition forces in afghanistan. you have been in command for a few months now. you have seen other top military officials offer their assessment that things here ar

. >> and mulvaney coming in as an acting secretary, and you have john kelly leaving and ryan zinke leaving and that follows scottruitt and tom price. how battered does the white house become with these two high-profile departures after the long string of other departures? >> this is not necessarily something that will calm critics down, and it's not going to be easy in the senate, because they are going to have to confirm the replacement for zinke and the attorney general. we have seen the vice president break more ties than several of his predecessors combined. this is a serious backlog and serious issue in the white house in the very beginning of next year. >> we could spend hours on it, but we have to go. >>> coming up, interview showdown. sources telling cnn that the special counsel's team continues to be interested in sitting down with the president, but will the president give in? maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to he

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writer, i still think she is grand dame down to, starting with john grisham and scott throw when i startedout, let me ask you button of the book, the murder at the vicarage traded the first mystery that i ever read. i remember picking up agatha christie's murder at the vicarage and to this day do not know what the vicarage is. i do not want to know. don't tell me. don't call and tell me. i don't want to know but i remember when is reading it i was not ten years old and a member getting into that book and there on the page was a dead body. i remember being shocked by that. in that moment i asked myself that one question i've been asking myself for over 20 years now. whodunit? changed my life. that idea there's this dead body and whodunit? but when it comes to thrills today i don't read many thrillers because it's like lia mechanic and a rental car. i'm not enjoying the ride i'm just trying to figure which wrong with it. i will guess the in any way. i wish is watching a movie with my wife and it's a i got it ten minutes later, i know who the killer is. she said do not tell me. else anything.

scott stearney. joining me right now is rear admiral john kirby, the former pentagon press secretary., good to see you. very sad circumstances here. what do we know about the investigation? how do they lead an investigation into this admiral's death? >> well, when you have an unexpected death like this, and clearly one where it's a three-star admiral in charge of a numbered fleet, you want to properly investigate it. the navy came out yesterday and said there was no foul play apparent, but they still have to go through this investigative process to make sure they fully understand what happened and so that they can properly keep the family informed as well and that they have every bit of access to the information that the investigators do. >> so he was found in his home in bahrain. was he there with his family? was his family at post with him overseas? >> you know, i don't know what the family situation was out there. i don't know if he had any loved ones with him at the time. but again, the investigators will work all the way through this, all the circumstances surrounding it. they'll

it's interesting alexander hamilton as john adams called him was a pastor son of a scott lewis scottish paddler. the marquis to lafayette, his father died when he was three and battle. two of the three surrogate sons were bottomless people. they probably saw george washington that way. i think that the emotional part of the book, a number emotional parts to this book. george washington had this very human and very open in a lot of ways relationship with these young men who in turn saw him not just as the father of this country but the father of the entire army and the father of the revolution. >> how washington, he is on this pedestal. >> george washington is often times not pretrade in films in a lot of ways. always like mohammed. you never see a representation of him. a big goal of ours, i think and hope we have realized is a very human george washington in this book. >> i don't think there's any question you guys accomplish that. we could talk for hours about this book. remember new york's two book minimum over there in the corner. please feel free to stay in the room and talk to the

john kelly learned that. by the end of the show, scott might get a call, depending on how scott does here tonight, scott couldhere was -- scott reporting he was watching television. look, he told reuters, scott, that there are 10 to 12 people who want the job so badly. this is what he said in the oval office yesterday. >> lot of friends of mine want it. a lot of people that chuck and nancy know very well want it. i think people you'd like. we have a lot of people that want the job, chief of staff. so we'll be seeing what happens very soon. we're in no rush. >> scott, if so many people want it, why haven't they found someone yet? every time there's a name under consideration, it leaks so all these people dying for it, all that's leaking is all the people who are turning it down, mnuchin, mulvaney, ayers, meadows, santorum. >> yeah, i think that they were definitely caught flat footed by nick not taking the job. ayers was widely thought to be taking it. that obviously prevented them from doing other list building. i have no doubt that several people want it. that doesn't mean they're qualified and ultimately i

scott wiener, who's here. state assembly man phil ting. city college -- they're on their way. if not, they should be behind me. city board of trusties, john rizzo, chanel. on their way are trent rohrer, and the department of environment deputy chief jennifer katz, and a very special shoutout to a person who's come to every tree lighting since i've been general manager, but this is her last tree lighting at our fire chief, a big, big, big round of applause for our fire chief, joanne hayes-white. [applause] >> our amazing rec and park commission. i mentioned our president, mark buell. also here are commissioner cat anderson, gloria bonilla, tom anderson, eric mcdonald, and commissioner larry mazzola. i want to thank them. they -- the citizen members of the park recreation open space advisory committee. they help you make our park special. our president, stephen franz is here. i want to thank our amazing partners who make this possible. supporting us today is kaiser permanently, illuminate, our conservatory of flowers. all right. let tease talk about the tree we're supposed to light. mayor, we've been liethsing tre -- lighting trees around t

john williams have a better idea of how to do it. why the chairman struggling to connect with this market? scotti think they are going back to their comfort zone of understanding models and trying to figure out what is the neutral rate, and it will be really challenging for them. i think you got a little bit of it today with williams throwing a bone at the balance sheet. that is potentially in play, but i think there is no consensus and that is hard for the chair to deliver a strong message. jonathan: the premise of this conversation is assuming that they need to settle the market down. do they? brian: i do not think the fed is nearly as concerned about the markets as the market think they ought to be. i think that is exactly right. i think the fed is going to look at the data and it is slow to come in and relatively slow to change and there is a risk the fed is behind the curve in the markets are looking forward. i think that is a big risk given that the fed is focused on the data here. jonathan: what do you think the biggest issue is in terms of policy, the spread between the markets on rates

scott gave them the details trying not to implicate john hancock. but even they didn't listen to another christian with a form of revenge. the cabinet met but the hawks struck first against the american target close to hand. in the wake of the jewel between john temp lynn and whaley, the jewel between two characters that had to do with the theft of the letters leading up to the attack of benjamin franklin by the council. the council summoned benjamin franklin and one hearing had taken place and the other due the end of the month. the proceedings was by the crown's lawyer and the night of the press he launched an attack on benjamin franklin is personal and scathing and vitriolic that the english remembered it 30 years later when reports of the encounter reached the colonies the end of march 1774 they would cause justifiable outrage and the insult meted out to the british by america's most famous son and could only deepen the rift with great britain before the colonists knew the details of the hard line lord north was bound to take and where i'm going

. >> john, stick with us we've got that scott minerd from guggenheim partners. >> when we've had thatlback in stock the federal reserve reacts they at least pause. about half the time they go on and do a rate cut. every one of those situations, whether it was the stock market crash of '87, it was the asian crisis, these were all opportunities to step up and buy, and so i would be looking, you know, to selectively pick up some what i think some cheap assets that are out there because i -- i think inevitably the fed is going to have to react to this. >> so, jon, as you mentioned, that's one of the cat lifts, but size of the move has us all talking it from your experience when we see the 5% or so moves, are they sustainable or one-offs? what's your hunch for this one >> well, i think a lot of us thought we were pretty close to an oversold condition and sure enough we get a bounce, riflewi, but mr. minerd is exactly right that it takes something pretty big to get the fed to change course and do a 180. obviously i think the fed chair wish eds he had the words back as soon as he said them,

john kelly. both will leave by the end of the year. i'm jon scotterty, and levin. ♪ shutdown schumer says look government shut down that's on the president of the united states. president of the united states say look i've been asking for this money 5 billion now. every year i've been president and then i'm stuck with this attack that i'm not holding up my promise and this year, really going to put it to you. government shutdown, though, government shutdown and who's fault? >> well president made it clear he wants 5 billion for next year, to secure the border. includes wall funding but a lot of other things that the president has been asking for more technology, to make more effective use of our border patrol agents, to give them more of the tools they need to be safe in carrying out that mission. look, we just saw with this caravan they were trying to attack and in some cases attacking our border patrol agents throwing rocks other thing, at our border patrol agents at law enforcement and a so the threat is real and need to secure our nation, our na

john najarian. >> farmer jim? >> they're all lining up in times square to buy intel, scott. >> josh brown? for 2019. >> thank you so much thanks for sticking with us as well "power lunch" begins now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. interest rates are sinking again and oil is trying to stay positive what will 2019 bring your play book straight ahead. tweeting positive news on china trade and the dems are preparing the plan to end a government shutdown don't forget the fast-approach ing deadline >>> media, deals reshaping hollywood as netflix, google,

scott pruitt did before him. in addition to this, the president last week announced the imminent departure of his chief of staff, john kelly. cd yesterday, he named his budget chief, mick mulvaney, as acting chief of staff. the white house revolving door keeps spinning. r: tl barnett is there. >> reporter: the first thing president trump tweeted this morning was that his interior secretary is moving on. writing, "ryan zinke will be leaving the administration at the end of the year." >> well, i think he's done a very good job. >> reporter: last month, the president refused to fire zinke and even defended him, despite mounting investigations into his owerged misuse of power. the interior department's inspector general is investigating several abuse of position complaints against dnke, referring at least one of them to the justice department. last year, president trump asked nenke about one of the allegations against him. >> he did ask secretary zinke, just for clarification purposes. >> reporter: press secretary sarah sanders said the president wanted to know more about a $300 million contract awarded to mpitefish ener

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along with joe, willie and me, we have mike barnacle, john heilman, higheidi prisbella and eugene scott. welcome to you all. willie, yesterday was incredible. chuck and nancy, i'm always a fan of nancy, but it was a good day for chuck and nancy. >> quite a show. and more than just lurid entertainment, it was a situationing that actual situation that actually unfolded for republicans in the house and the senate. >> and you could tell that by the way they reacted to what they saw as the president said i will own this shutdown. if you want to call it the trump shutdown, it will be the trump shutdown if we have it. you had nancy pelosi coming out and saying to the president of the united states, you don't know what you're talking about. president trump invited news cameras into a meeting with democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer yesterday escalating a negotiation overboarder security and wall funding. schumer openly mocked the president. >> if i needed the votes for the wall in the house, i would have them in one session, we would be done. >> do it. >> it doesn't help because w

. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm jon scott more changeses are coming to the white house with prumple announcing his chief of staff is john will be leaving his post by the end of the year. the president confirmed the news as he was leaving white house earlier today. rumors of kelly exit have been making the rounds for several months. kelly's held the job since july of 2017. the president calls kelly a, quote, great guy, and thanked him for his service he said he will announce a replacement in the next several days. another weekend of chaos in paris, as thousands of protesters take to the streets. yellow vested demonstrators clashed with police throwing tear gas and their furious with emmanuel macron including hiking fuel taxes while slashing tacks for the the rich. i'm jon scott now back to life, liberty, and levin. ♪ >> heather mcdonald, we've seen this caravan, this envision that's been taking place for a period of time. theth president wants to put an end to it. i look at this, and i think to myself shouldn't the nation be united and wanting to secure the border whether you're for immigration, opposed to immigration, t

of any takes over from john kelly who is resigning after almost a year in the job a study that has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison made the announcement in sydney just a short time ago he said that australia will not move its embassy from tel aviv from now unlike the us which recognised the whole of jerusalem as israel's capital earlier this year the story has only recognised the western hall of the city a strategy that now recognizes western resume being the seat of the knesset and many of the institution is government is the capital of israel which jerusalem is the capital of israel. and we look forward to moving our embassy to west jerusalem when practical in support of and after final status determination serbia has warned of military intervention is possible cause of a decision to turn its defense force into a regular army serbia seeking an emergency meeting with the un security council to discuss the issue kosovo is government says that it has the right to raise an army for self-defense but serbia says that violates international agreements which ended the war between the two countries in the late

scott walker -- several of their campaign promises. this kind of thing isn't just happening in wisconsin. governor rick snyder also signed john -- >> it's outrageous. you lost -- when you lose, you say you lost. i mean, you don't go to try to -- you can't try to reverse the election by manipulation. it flabbergasts me to see what people are willing to do in pure partisanship and pure power. >> let's bring in cnn political reporter rebecca buck. rebecca, what is going on here? democrats are outraged. we hear from republican governor also outraged. a lot of other republicans are saying this is not about limiting power. >> as we saw yesterday, governors scott walker and rick snyder both signed some very controversial measures in wisconsin and michigan. measures that democrats say work against the will of voters and rejects the election outcome. tying hands of incoming who won just last month. now, there are some slight differences between what we're seeing in wisconsin and in michigan so far. in wisconsin the big issue and the issue with the measure signed yesterday by governor scott walker, for democrats is that democrats say t

the same might be true of scott pruitt and the same might be true of kirstjen nielsen is she leaves along with johnly. it's important to hold her in particular accountable, because there has been such humanitarian done under her purview, but i also think that, you know, congress is going to want to prioritize holding accountable the people who are actually running the government. >> we're going to get to that next, kirstjen nielsen in just a moment. michael beschloss, author of the book "presidents of war." >>> she came into the u.s. and was pronounced dead just hours later. how the death of a migrant girl is sparking outrage and what her father is now saying about how the administration has reacted, next. our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. if your adventure... ...keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips... ...you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh...enough already! we need to see a do