in march of 2016, john solomon reports he was investigating his son. that is when biden leveraged your money come a billion taxpayer dollars, forced the ukrainian president to fire the prosecutor, that would be a billion reasons why he had to end biden claims the prosecutor was corrupt and that's what he wanted him to go. he wants you to believe the billion dollar quid pro quo had nothing to do with his son's company, thanks to john solomon breaking news tonight, we now have evidence that biden is likely lying through his teeth. here with the full report, investigative reporter john solomon -- why don't i let you go through -- explained to the audience how many documents we have and what these documents are and what you have gleaned from them. >> over the course of 18 months, i've gathered more than 450 pages of documents. these come from four sources. the state department, the ukraine prosecutor general's

john solomon will be here and break that news in just a moment. i do want to address what is the radical destructive delusional democratic party in the media mob, their allies in crime which has now descended into complete and utter madness. nonstop rage, hatred for this president is so extreme, i don't think they remember why they were ever sent to washington or what their real job is. they are supposed to be public servants, that's not in play for any more. today the president called them out for their psychotic obsessive hatred and hysteria -- let's play this in full. >> i just watched a little bit of this on television, it's a disgrace to our country, it's another witch hunt, here we go again. adam schiff and his crew making up stories, whatever you want to call it, it's a disgrace, it's a terrible thing for our country. they can't do any work, they are frozen, the democrats are going to lose the election -- they know it. that's why they are doing it and it should never be allowed to what has happened to this president and despite that i think

have of the hill i john solomon. why don't i let you goan through, explain to the audience how many documents we have and what these documents are and what you have gleaned from them. >> over the course of 18 months i've gathered more than 450 pages of documents. these come from four sources. the state department, the ukraine prosecutor general's office, the ukraine embassy in washington, d.c., and the legal team representing burisma during the time that hunter biden was employed as a board member and consultant at that natural gas company in ukraine. that is the body of documents. these documents show, as i report tonight for the first time, that the very day that joe biden managed to get that ukraine prosecutor fired, that very day his son's company's lawyers, the american company lawyershe helping burisa trying to fight this investigation were trying to urgently to reach the new prosecutor, the replacement prosecutor. one week later, they managed to get that meeting. they are in ukraine less than a week after bide

john solomon, gregg. john did interview along with abc, "the washington post," this fire prosecutor and he was very clear he was told he was fired because joe biden demand that it or else he's going to take us billion dollars and go home. here now his former acting united states attorney general matt whitaker. as you absorb all of this, let's start with what was released today which i am very uncomfortable with the precedent that australia, mexico, now ukraine, no foreign leaders are ever going to want to talk freely to a president of the united states who has an enumerated constitutional responsibility as commander in chief. >> it makes it very difficult for the president of the united states to have a conversation about all the things he needs to talk about under article two and other world leaders to run the business of the united states of america. this president i know will continue to advance american interests and have those conversations but it does set a really dangerous precedent that these trans

because john solomon talk to the prosecutor. that he knew that his son was under investigation by the prosecutor. "the new york times" tipped him off to that. >> trey: but, i would want to question joe biden.oyou would we meant. but you would also want to cross-examine the one from ukraine. the curse of being a lawyer is you really don't believe anybody.until you have' examinem and cross-examined them and looked for corroboration. the seam fact patterns should be vested with the same vigor. >> that won't happen. >> you know what it will happen when your viewers and others demand that it happen. he spent eight years covering for barack obama and did everything in his power to protect hillary clinton. all of sudden, now, is a fan of transparency.i hope my fellow cn see through the duplicity of a guy like adam. >> sean: and the guy thought he was colluding with the russias, what is the nature of the compromise? naked pictures of donald trump. of course. thank you, congressman. former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. so good to s

because john solomon talk to the prosecutor.e said that he knew that he was under investigation by the prosecutor. "the new york times" tipped him off to that. >> trey: but, i would want to question joe biden. but you would also want to cross-examine the one from ukraine. the curse of being a lawyer is you'd dominic you really don't believe anybody. while, but you know what, it will happen when your viewers and others demand that it happe happen. he spent eight years covering for barack obama and did everything in his power to protect hillary clinton. all of the sun, now, is a fan of transparency. i hope they can see the duplicity of a guy like adam. >> peter: at least he thought they were. what's the nature of the compromise? pictures of donald. of course, thank you congressman. former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. so good to see you. let's talk. you've been involved. let's first confirm john solomon's report. you didn't get involved in this on your own. should our statement departmeno go on a mission? >> rudy: the state

with more, investigative reporter, vice president of the hill, john solomon with us.ou've been on this ukraine story number one, the election interference evidence that they want to give us. number two, we have the tape of joe biden saying you want your billion dollars? you fire the prosecutor that's investigating the gas company that my son's company had no experience and this is getting i think $188,000 a month from. that was the prosecutor. and now we find out from your reporting, rudy giuliani was sent there by the state department. what was that? >> yeah, so actually rudy giuliani has actually even never set foot in the ukraine, that's the funny part. in july of this year, this is a contact that over the last couple days the media has been hysterical about but here's the construct and the understanding. in july, a senior diplomat at the u.s. state department contacted you rudy giuliani andd there is a representative, a lawyer, advisor to the brand-new president of ukraine who would like to talk with you. you don't appear to be taking any calls from ukrainians the

joining us, award winning investigative journalist, john solomon.his is becoming -- it has to be a nightmare for nancy pelosi right now. the narrative of that phone call utterly wrong. the complaint, much of it looks contrived and certainly second, third hand, rather than direct knowledge. and the cover-up seems to be a reference to files that are routinely, those of the president's conversations with other leaders, routinely code worded and placed in secret files. >> i think this is the sequel to russia collusion. a big breathless hyperbolic story. but with it's debunked it will be like the russia collusion story. my sources are telling me it could be problematic that whistleblower checked the box saying i have firsthand knowledge but then submitted a whistleblower complaints that was hear say. as we gig further into this we'll see further inconsistencies. who is the single greatest abettor of this false and inaccurate information? the news media. lou: it's interesting to look how the leftist national media is covering this with helped lines that s

must be, especially with what john solomon just brought to light. and i think the attorney general of the united states will be doing an investigation. it's his duty and obligation. this isn't going away for joe biden. >> sean: you're a democrat. we'll forgive you for that. thank you for being here. we've been long-time friends. as a lawyer, forget your political views, do you see a potential crime there? >> i think if we're going to investigate president trump over evidence that it looks increasingly flimsy to me, the only fair thing we can do in our society is look at the facts of the biden case. i think a fair-minded person would reach that conclusion and that's how i see it. >> sean: emily, you're a lawyer. >> to add two other things to the analysis, to tell you the circumstances and also timing. so, for some reason, hunter biden all of a sudden developed his expertise in the gas industry in the ukraine after biden became vice president and also the entirety of the circumstances which goes toward obviously his spending his salary, etc. so when d

john solomon is with us, investigative reporter. this is huge. you broke the kavalec story.he was telling them, don't do this, don't trust them. this is an agenda. this isn't verified. >> yeah, absolutely. we broke the story on "the hill," and back in may. right after that, the inspector general, the other state department inspector general, he got involved and started looking at this. here's what we have been told they uncovered. they have evidence surrounding the conduct of bringing steele to the state department, there was anti-trump conduct going on it may have violated the hatch act. there was something political about why they brought a steele the state department. they have now been referred to the office of special counsel. in the office that investigates hatch act violations. the second thing we have learned, the people responding to christopher steele at the state department were inappropriately using private emails. does that sound familiar? a guy who worked in part of the state department was meeting with steele regularly, he was using private email to do state d

if his intent -- and john solomon's story suggested was his intent -- to protect his son.it could be a crime. >> sean: i can think of a billion -- a few million reasons why he wanted to. jennifer, what do you say? >> i would definitely agree with gregg. the liberals are saying, this is some kind of corrupt intent, looking at president trump. the difference here is there was no legitimate reason for any vice president to do this in his office, in his official capacity. when you look at what he is doing for the benefit of his son, that is absolutely personal, he was using -- >> sean: any father, you think your kid is in trouble, "the new york times" calls and says your kid is in trouble, they are investigating him over there, i want to talk to you or me in my capacity as a father. that would be okay, i'm thinking, right? be okay? >> he doesn't give up his status -- >> sean: he's allowed to be a dad. i wouldn't want "the new york times" to call me. >> he's bragging about what he has done. >> sean: did he break the law, do you believe? >> i believe -- by the way, the statute o

the one joining us tonight award-winning investigative reporter john solomon of the hill.eat to have you with us. your reaction to last night, talking on the broadcast with joe and victoria. their frustration was comparable and they have been patient and immensely confident of william barr. even they were starting to feel a little frustrated, your thoughts about what came down today and where it likely leads? >> where one step closer to the possibility that andrew mccabe might be indicted. it's remarkable, this is been an 18 month process for a crime that the ig laid out in april of 2018 pretty clearly. he lied not once, not twice but four times. it did not take 18 months to indict george papadopoulos or any other figures in the rest of the case. when people look at it, they see two things, justice which normal people get and then they see just us which is the special treatment that just insiders get. i've never seen this appeal process but the news is, at least were at a point where they will indict or not indict. the next two steps, if the justice department is serious t

there's a couple, john solomon at a couple others have tackled this. no, it is look at this. it's going to change because bob barr is investigate and get and now let's see what happens when the media have to cover it. interesting. >> host: it's interesting because even the need has been reporting about the average voter and other feel about the mueller report, or bob mueller or they don't know, either they don't know if you don't care. they did a list of issues that they care about, and literally 0% said mueller. as the mueller investigation get whitey think they're such a disconnect between what voters care about and what the media choose to cover? >> guest: because the media are not covering news anymore. news is a very subjective thing. leslie mitchell who was walter cronkite long time producer, a book, half of with his days as a newspaperman and he asked in the print media, what is news? peaceable news is what the editor says it is. the second half with television. he said what is news? the answer was used in what the process it is. that's in fact, what news is. what cnn

, attempting to to the bottom of these improper actions which, again, may have the ukraine and john solomon with "the hill" has great deal of reporting on that question. zelensky ran against corruption. t's appropriate in a conversation about that election victory they would discuss and eference what are obviously mutual goals between the united states and the ukraine to have the world safer for democracy. now, the president also mentions mayor rudy giuliani. be clear about this. mayor giuliani has every right try to the ukraine and ascertain whether or not activities in that country were harming his client as a result corrupt connections, which may have existed between in d.n.c. and some elements ukraine. i feel like we've been here before. it was mocrats told us all about conclusion. we had to wait for the mueller report. falls he mueller report on conclusion, then it's all about obstruction of justice until robert mueller comes and and that falls flat. then, it's all about abusive go to ntil the democrats court and are unable to make the case in court that there's been abuse of power. lo

there are 450 pages john solomon put on his site.hey said you can read them for .ourself, don't take his word they prove joe biden is lying on all of this, that his son illegally got funds and joe biden put pressure on ukraine to fire the prosecutor. host: that is edward in cedar rapids, iowa. did you want to add one more thing, edward? i think we lost edward. jerry in alexandria, virginia. independent, go ahead. caller: good morning. i cannot believe that people don't have a problem with the fact the president even asked the ukrainian president to investigate biden and his son. that is very unethical and extremely inappropriate. clearly it is his biggest political challenger and i also have a problem with the smear campaign. the fact that this was based on the roy cohn school and the roger stone school, make a lie up. joe biden did not stop the investigation of the energy company to defend his son. he fired the investigator because he was not investigating the fuel company. the model is make up, distract, put the vision on something

get to the bottom of these improper actions which, again, may have emanated in the ukraine and john solomon with the hill has a great deal of reporting on that very question. zelensky ran against corruption. that's only appropriate in a conversation about that election victory they would discuss and reference what are obviously mutual goals between the united states and the ukraine to have the world safer for democratcy. the president also mentions mayor rudy giuliani. let me be clear about that. mayor giuliani has every trite to go to the ukraine and try to ascertain whether or not activities in that country were harming his client as a result of the corrupt connections which may have existed between the d.n.c. and some elements in ukraine. i feel like we have been here before. house democrats told us it was all about collusion. we had to wait for the mueller report. when the mueller report falls flat on collusion. it's all about obstruction of justice until robber mueller comes and testifies and that falls flat. then it's all about abuse of power until the democrats go to court and are un

john solomon wrote about a meeting at the white house in july of 2015 where president obama squadronovernment to provide dirt. the media doesn't want to cover that. lou: despite everything, this president reached out to the democrats. he wanted at least to make some sort of deal on guns. i have got to be very straightforward about it. i don't want to make a deal with anyone on guns. i believe the second amendment unfettered is the second amendment and it's what we deserve in this country. but he's still after all they have done. they have spit on him, kicked him, they have run roughshod over him and never given him even credit let alone his due. i just admire the optimism that represents. >> what happened yesterday with the fake informal impeachment nancy pelosi did yesterday, she lied to the american people. it's not a formal impeachment inquiry because there has been no vote on the floor of the house of representatives to authorize one. they declared war on the presidency per se. nothing will happen now legislatively. they know what they are going to try to do. they are going try t

host: that column by john solomon, this is the latest one from yesterday, these secret memos cast doubtn joe biden's ukraine story published by the hill. jim, chicago, independent. you are next. caller: good morning to you. donald trump has no one to blame but himself. he is the one who made the phone call to the president of ukraine even though he was told not to and he was the one trying to manipulate and pressure the president of ukraine to get information on joe biden. democrats had nothing to do with that. he is the one that made the phone calls and why is he withholding money from ukraine until they got the information regarding joe biden? it was donald trump that caused all these problems for himself. without the phone call or the transcript, nothing would have happened. blame himself, not the democrats. host: carl out of chicago, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing sir? host: i am doing well. caller: i want to echo a bit the last caller. most of the stuff donald trump does is not the media or .emocrats making noise this is sort of overdue. i've notice

we mentioned, the new york times and politico and john solomon has went after presidents on both sidesr visit on this. there has been a lot of digging and there is more to come. andrew mccarthy, you all know him, has written about this, he calls it a double standard, the obama administration leans on ukraine for investigation of political opponents which he he says happened in 2016 democrats in the media say look how corrupt paul manafort was. when the trump administration leans on ukraine in helping an investigation of political opponents they say abuse of power, impeach him. >> go ahead. >> that is exactly right. you have a radical left hyperventilating, the resistance movement pushing nancy pelosi to places she didn't want to go but democrats already foreshadowed this a long time ago that this is what they were going to do in their playbook. the way they are treating donald trump is abhorrent. it is fundamentally wrong to have somebody without firsthand knowledge as a whistleblower to the point that the speaker says there is a formal impeachment inquiry. when people haven't even --

gregg jarrett, john solomon is reporting tonight that it was actually an official at the state department that urged guliani's follow up on this as well. >> that's right. i read that story. >> laura: and that was important tonight. he was on hannity discussing this. talk to that briefly. >> well, if guliani is acting on behalf of the united states state department as essentially an emissary to go over there and try to mend fences with them and engage in better relations, he's not acting in some capacity to get them to engage in a quid pro quo to go after joe biden. he's doing something entirely different. he's on assignment for the united states government. again, the media pay notice attention to things like that. >> laura: greg and peter, thanks so much. the other big story of the day, climate activists took to the streets across the country and sought wall to wall coverage, all major networks covered this and got me thinking. why doesn't the march for life get the same attention? is there any comparison? let's take crowd size. fox news producers estimated there were a few thousand in t

john solomon wrote about a meeting at the white house in july of 2015 where president obama squadronernment to provide dirt. the media doesn't want to cover that. lou: despite everything, this president reached out to the democrats. he wanted at least to make some sort of deal on guns. i have got to be very straightforward about it. i don't want to make a deal with anyone on guns. i believe the second amendment unfettered is the second amendment and it's what we deserve in this country. but he's still after all they have done. they have spit on him, kicked him, they have run roughshod over him and never given him even credit let alone his due. i just admire the optimism that represents. >> what happened yesterday with the fake informal impeachment nancy pelosi did yesterday, she lied to the american people. it's not a formal impeachment inquiry because there has been no vote on the floor of the house of representatives to authorize one. they declared war on the presidency per se. nothing will happen now legislatively. they know what they are going to try to do. they are going try to

joe biden, his son hunter, and from the state department and everyone else, john solomon, investigative report that we will break right here on the show. but let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is next. >> laura: can you save a tidbit of that and toss me a crumb in the 10:00 hour because i love solomon. just a little bit of a piece of news please. >> sean: i will come on as a guest on your show any night you asked. >> laura: okay. yes. i'm coming on with you next week and you're coming out tomorrow. awesome show. fantastic show. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. tonight just like last night we are going to bring you some of the most comprehensive breakdowns of everything that transpired today and it's a lot. ken starr former deputy sol wisenberg explain why there is no smoking gun on this ukraine transcript. congress and jim jordan, chris stewart who just read the whistle-blower complaint, breakdown the fight on capitol hill. former independent counsel robert ray is also here and why allegations against the biden family are far more serious

you're corrupt, you're corrupt, john solomon is corrupt. people writing about this, "washington examiner," "the federalist," we are corrupt -- okay. that's easy. we got about 20 seconds, wrap up your shot. >> well, this is going to come back though, because they've already got a lot of things on record about him and the problem for joe biden is not whether or not he engaged in criminal behavior, it's whether or not there was appearance of a conflict, and appearance of corruption, and that's already out on the record and it's going to dog him. >> laura: oh, yeah, well that's beyond obvious, a conflict of interest from the very get go. kim, thanks soct much, will be right back. relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. ♪ >> laura: it's time for the last bite. all this talk about trump asking for a favor got me thinking, is that kind of the way he speaks? >> i said, fellas, do me a favor -- i said do me a favor. >> will you please

. >> sean: john solomon on gregg jarrett dans sara. i can't mention everybody.eone will get mad at me. i do appreciate the fact, senator, you have said you will ask about whether it was a rigged investigation into hillary's email. you will find out if the counterintelligence investigation started in the white house of barack obama. what did he know, when did he know it? you will find that autos also? >> let's just look at the moving parts. i want to find out what the clinton email investigation, was it basically rigged in her favor because of political bias? was the counterintelligence investigation against papadopoulos based on the desire to get into the trump campaign, versus protecting the trump campaign from russian interference when there was really no evidence of russian interference? was the fisa warrant obtained a based on fraud? was the certification of the court basically perjury? and data, after the election, did they surveil the trump campaign improperly? if there was no reason to believe that michael flynn was a russian agent, why the hill did they

so reporting on it, you're corrupt, john solomon is corrupt, all of the people waiting about this, theashington examiner, federalist we're all -- that's easy. we will give you 20 seconds bes are wrap up your thoughts. >> the problem for jade is not would her engaged in criminal year it is weather there was an appearance of corruption that on thera record and that is going to dog him. >> conflict of interest from the very get go. thank you very much. we'll be right back ♪ >> laura: it's time for the >> time for the last bite. office talk about trump asking for a favor got me thinking is that the way he speaks? >> do me a favor, go back and check, do me a favor, will you please do me a favor. >> 50 of those, could have gone on another few minutes. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. fox news alert, brand-new video of the president commenting on the whistleblower in the eve offing showdown with democrat and unelected government actors over the commander-in-chief's call with the president of ukraine and inconsistencies regarding the whistleblower complaint surf

a name that keeps popping up here is john solomon, a very well known conservative, an investigative reporter. and today it was mentioned in this document that was released, this memorandum, is whether or not donald trump feels that the missing 30,000 emails on hillary clinton's server are somehow in ukraine, whether he can somehow obtain them by going to officials in ukraine and asking them for their help in getting them. i'm not totally sure he has the proper understanding of what's happening here, if he actually thinks they are there, but this has limited the conversations with the ukranian president as well. >> we mentioned joseph mcguire will be testifying in front of congress tomorrow. what questions do you think are most important to be asked? >> the questions write themselves. first, why did you choose to not comply with a clear mandate that you turn over this urgent and credible whistle-blower complaint to congress? number two, who did you consult about that? name names at the department of justice that you consulted with when they initially told you you didn't have to turn it over.

. >> lisa: it's been well documented by a politico investigation, as well as john solomon at "the hillocrats seeking the help of ukrainians in 2016 in releasing information about paul manafort. >> jessica: i can't. >> lisa: it's a fact. >> jessica: it is not a fact. >> lisa: i will send you multiple investigations about this. >> jessica: i look forward to your email. >> lisa: he was the intermediary going to the ukrainian embassy to get information about paul manafort. they were the ones who release information about paul manafort that led to him stepping down, it was a bad piece of information for trump. specifically with the russian collusion narrative. that's document or, jess. >> jessica: bob mueller, document and many thanks, documented there was a russian interference in the selection to benefit donald trump. >> lisa: this ongoing investigations about this, as well, with john durham. >> jessica: including his own senate campaign manager come with a book about hell. "why don't you swing by trump tower cannot" >> pete: every really still talking about it? >> jessica: she was talkin

we've also seen john solomon also reported that chris murphy, senator chris murphy of connecticut was placing pressure on ukraine earlier this month to, that they might be putting their own aid from the united states at risk if they don't follow the actions that he is asking of them. so this is a big deal. look, you mentioned the russia investigation, how long that thing stretched on the way it played out. this feels very similar at outset. there is a mystery. a lot of scandal what the president may or may not have done but we don't very clear answers. we do know his political opponent engaged in very real action when it involved the country in question. david: we know it is holding up a lot of other stuff. before the ukraine story broke we were making real progress getting a decision on usmca, the mex can, canada, trade deal with the united states t was moving ahead. looks like nancy pelosi was helping the administration. now that is on the backburner, right? >> the house of representatives led by democrats they have no interest in letting president trump have a sort of win there is

a name that continuously pops up here in our reporting is john solomon, a very well known conservative, investigative reporter who has written recently for the hill. so that's one thing that's going on here. the second thing is -- and this is what we were trying to figure out today because it was mentioned in this document that was released, this memorandum -- is whether or not donald trump feels that the missing 30,000 or so emails on hillary clinton's server are somehow in ukraine, whether he can actually obtain them by going to officials in ukraine and asking for them help in getting them. and i'm not totally sure if he has a proper understanding of what's happening here, if he actually thinks they are literally there, but this seems to be animating his conversations with the ukrainian president as well. >> frank, we mentions the director of national intelligence, joe maguire, will be testifying in front of congress tomorrow. what questions do you think are most important for him to be asked? >> well, the questions write themselves. so, first, why did you choose to not comply with t

go look at john solomon's report on the hill on friday. i will say this. we have absolutely no proof, again, because the whistleblower had no direct knowledge of the actual communications that there was ever quid pro quo. in regards to biden, he said it publicly on video, if you don't fire this prosecutor we'll withhold a billion dollars. that's when it's a public debate. >> ned ryan, rashad richey. always fiery. thank you. >> the state hardest hit by the trade war and potential ripple effect on the 2020 election. >>> for national hispanic heritage month, 20 achievers from celebrities to activists who use their voice to empower the latino community. check out who made the list. go to nbcnews.com/latino. introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard. designed with a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. it guards against razor burn on the neck and irritation on the face. get the shave you've been waiting for. gillette skinguard. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had

>> that is what is reported and they held by john solomon. i've seen some of the documents. and then met joe biden removes the prosecutor and said he didn't even know his son was under investigation which is absurd, but he never talked to his son, form business? do you believe that? don't you think i can prove he did? do you think i'm stupid? do you think i'm giving all my evidence? >> laura: rudy, question. >> they have walked into a trap. >> laura: so this is a gift to you. this whole thing is a big gift to the american people for transparency. >> you are darn right it is a gift. maybe, just maybe we will finally investigate the democrats like we did a republican. maybe, just may be the big hillary clinton fix. like the fbi did. to wrap her out for a crime so horrendous and obvious anybody would be -- if biden gets away with $1.5 million then we don't have justice in america. we have lost the fbi and who knows what else. >> laura: well bill barr, -- >> inability to investigate this is astounding. you know how it first came to me? a prominent investigator telling me when yo

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there are a lot of things coming out, there's a whole new series of memos from john solomon in that hilln fact what biden said about the ukraine prosecutor who is focusing on his son's business in the ukraine was wrong and incorrect. joe biden has already contradicted what his son said about the talking about this thing in the ukraine. so this whole investigation is going to have on bill biden's run for the presidency is critical. >> this is exactly what republicans want to do. they want us to be having a conversation about joe biden and hunter biden. it is -- hold on. i know when it happened. the timeline is critical here, when the prosecutor was actually investigating the company that hunter biden was on the board of. when that ended, and the fact that joe biden came to the ukraine being backed by the ims and by the european allies. please. >> biden had no business lobbying for the faring of prosecutinprosecutor was targets son. >> first of all, that investigation was closed. >> there is other evidence. "the washington post" in july of this year said biden offered u.s. aid to the ukrai

caller: i would like for someone to pull a column john solomon wrote yesterday regarding rudy giulianie lady who just called and said he was not sent by the government. he was sent by the state department twice. someone needs to pull that column and read it on the air. host: brenda, thanks for that. we appreciate that. we want to let you know that this weekend, our cities to her is exploring the american story as we feature the history and literary life of lansing, michigan. all of our lansing offerings, including looking into the trail of african american history and the 21st century. here is a look. [video clip] schools, public students learn about slavery and the civil rights movement. i would argue it is slavery and civil rights that shaped most people's use of african american history when they are studying african american history in schools. people get caught in the paradigm of thinking about black history from the deficit model or looking at black history through the lens of massive amounts of old prussian. oppression. one has to strike what i would call a delicate balance betw

that is john solomon on your show before has done he has done a greet job looking into ukraine.e is breaking this news you've got the republicans looking to try to find this information, as what are origins russia probe you've got some he reporters a few not very many you and a few or the others covering this now all of a sudden this concoct abouted ukraine ukraine good guys russia was bad guys now only in their fantasyland would they turn around say oh now trump favors ukrainians not putin mainstream media didn't want to know anything about ukraine now want to know everything about ukraine that is joke? it is a serious joke because lots oof implications is the president he going to be feed off from in office your view what do you think viewers voters are taking away you connected dots for me really important that the beginning the origins of the russia probe started in ukraine that is such a big, important point. and i am glad you made it is the president in any jeopardy? >> no, because look the reason he was in jeopardy last time because they ran information warfare campaign d

please read the article today on the show from john solomon.ost: the article you're are talking about is from politico. toen's brother touted ties an initiative. this is the former vice president's son. the article is billable at the -- available at thehill.com. eric from california. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to state one thing. all people are not human. president donald trump is proving that through his behavior. i also would like to refer to that article i read earlier this year or beginning of last year that said i am was watching over the presidency of donald trump in the white house. i trust god. he is watching over america and he has been watching over america since donald trump has been president. thank god that we have people in america believe in doing the right thing. i believe, as the caller said, that the whistleblower is more than one person. stand.s of america will the constitution is great. keep doing what they are doing. everybody, just stand back and let god do his job. host: thank you. from california. t

john solomon has a treasure trove of documents that he got from rudy giuliani and his team and will be this. we may know a lot more about it. >> sandra: we'll stay tuned on the fox news channel. adam schiff will hold a news conference moments from now as washington gets a look at the unredacted transcript of that phone call. we'll have more when we return. what??? no, no no no no. battery power runs out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't. guaranteed monthly income for life. nooooo! guaranteed monthly income for life. ♪ ♪ around here, the only predictable thing about the weather is it's unpredictable. so we make the most of it when the sun does shine. that's why bp is partnering with lightsource, europe's largest solar company. and should the weather change, yet again, our natural gas can step in. to keep the power flowing and the lights shining. no matter the forecast. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get the job done, it seems you have to accept the fact that some equipment

john solomon from the hill has had this for months and months and months.stream media news show several months ago. ukraines have been coming to congress meeting with numerous members of congress. they claim they have documents that we would have an interest in that relate to the russia investigation as it relates to this black ledger, some people have heard of this and they claim that's disinformation. and they also claim that this contract with biden's son was a problem. so, the idea that you fast forward all the way to late july that president trump would have some conversation trying to pressure the ukrainian president doesn't add up. because everyone knew it including the president's own personal lawyer rudy giuliani. brian: the question is going to the "the washington post." the whistleblower evidently is speaking to somebody while is he waiting to find out if he can speak to your committee, adam schiff now chairs. he said 8 times the pressure -- the president brought it up. and, in turn, mysteriously the aid, billions of dollars was held up to ukrain

john rentoul and lucy beresford. next on bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomonsa space suit and shoots for the stars in ad astra. 80s action hero sylvester stallone sharpens up his act to release rambo: last blood. and a family gathers in china to say goodbye to grandma in the farewell. let's start with brad pitt in space. that's right, brad in space. he is so hot right now in this post—tarantino glow from once upon a time in hollywood. this is a very different performance from him, a much more buttoned down performance. in this film it is officially proven that brad pitt is the coolest man in the world. he has a psych evalfrom nasa who decide his heartbeat does not go over 80 revs per minute, beats per minute? beats per minute. beats per minute, bpms, a record. he is officially and scientifically proven to be as cool as anything so that means he does not get very excited in this. he breathes the narration of the story of a man sent on a mission to find his dad who disappeared 15 years ago. he is played by tommy leejones. brad has to send him a message to say, "d