jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump. the "new york times" reporting a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump is lashing out at house democrats and their impeachment inquiry calling it a quote fraud against the american people. this coming after a house panel subpoenaed the white house for ukraine-related documents. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo and the state department missed the friday deadline that house democrats set to respond to their own subpoena as he continues to face scrutiny for his department's contact with ukrainian officials. >> that's the direction of the president. we're very focused on creating space that we could ultimately deliver a good relationship with this new government. that was my guidance all along. we have all known there's been corruption in ukraine. the united states government has been

thank joe, e "the fox report" with jon scott is up next. jon: the house impeachment investigation is hurdling forward as democrats prepare to grill the acting ambassador to ukraine. this as the white house does damage control after a fiery press conference from acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". mulvaney accuses the media of misconstruing his remarks on thursday, when he appeared to contradict president trump's denial of an attempted quid pro quo with ukraine. mulvaney says the decision to temporarily withhold military aid was not tied to any kind of political investigation, but that's not enough for democrats who are seizing on the controversy. and some republicans are also voicing concerns. >> i think it clears things up a lot more than they were before. you know, the president was saying no quid pro quo. i will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. i was hearing all the testimony at the impeachment hearings and come to find out, there was a clear quid pro quo admitted to by his chi

i'm jon scott. this is the fox report.ed to turn up the heat on president trump this week setting up interviews with current and former state department officials in hopes of putting new scrutiny on his phone call with the leader of ukraine. the president is trying to push back by painting the inquiry as invalid and an effort to overturn the 2016 election. >> impeachment, i never thought i would see or hear that word, with regard to me, impeachment. it's a witch hunt. it is based on a single phone

good evening, i'm jon scott. jon: president trump announced the death of abu bakr al-baghdadi this morning from the white house. he said the isis leader detonated a suicide vest, killing himself and three of his children. the president watched the raid unfold live in the white house situation room and this morning described the final moments of that vicious and violent man. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. he was

i am jon scott, this is the fox report. all of this is house democrats are reaping a pressure accusing president trump of choosing the path of defying of carrboro. in giving the white house until october 18 to turn over ukraine related documents. the president has signaled he will not cooperate until a full house operates the impeachment probe. has intelligent members sounded off on sunday. >> i think that the evidence that we need are there and i do believe based on that that we will have to take a serious look at articles of impeachment. >> these guys are giddy over this, this is not been the last ten days it's been three years. they have been trying to impeach the president. three years they have been looking for reasons to remove him from office. >> live in washington with the latest. >> hi, republicans on capitol hill do not take much of another whistleblower, maybe more than one coming forward reportedly with firsthand information with a july 25 phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. they say

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report." ♪ jon: president trump announced the death of abu bakr al-baghdadi this morning from the white house. he said the isis leader detonated a suicide vest, killing himself and three of his children. the president watched the raid unfold live in the white house situation room and this morning described the final moments of that vicious and violent man. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. he was whimpering, screaming and crying. and, frankly, i think it's something that should be brought out so that his followers and all of these young kids that want to leave various countries, including the united states, they should see how he died. he didn't die a hero, he died a coward. jon: fox news team coverage. kevin corke is standing by at the white house, but first, national security correspondent jen ebber if griffin live in our -- jennifer griffin live in our d.c. bureau. >> reporter: the u.s. military and cia had been watching this compound five miles from the

thank joe, e "the fox report" with jon scott is up next. ouse impeachment investigation is hurdling forward as democrats prepare to grill the acting ambassador to ukraine. this as the white house does damage control after a fiery press conference from acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". mulvaney accuses the media of misconstruing his remarks on thursday, when he appeared to contradict president trump's denial of an attempted quid pro quo with ukraine. mulvaney says the decision to temporarily withhold military aid was not tied to any kind of political investigation, but that's not enough for democrats who are seizing on the controversy. and some republicans are also

this saturday october 5th i'm jon scott thanks for joining us see you again, tomorrow. ♪ hello americathis show you must watch from beginning to end. my great guest peter how are you?u? >> great to be here. >> you're in great demand except on cnn, abc and -- the rest of them. you wrote this book secret empires. which you broke a number of stories. including the joe and hunter corruption e story. involving ukraine so here's what i want to do tonight. i want to walk through everything you know about the ukraine, and i want to walk through everything you know about the bidens in china. so the american people to who watch this program is because they're not getting any of this in any of the cable networks. where you're basically being prevented from explaining what took place. then if i want to talk about what to me is nonsensible about the the president of the united states, thede transcript, and al of the rest of that. solet walklk through it. let's had, begin with bidens in ukraine from the top. >> hunter biden is son still alive he lost beau biden tragically and up until his father bec

jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump. the "new york times" reporting a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump is lashing out at house democrats and their impeachment inquiry calling it a quote fraud against the american people. this coming after a house panel subpoenaed the white house for ukraine-related documents. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo and the state department missed the friday deadline that house democrats set to respond to their own subpoena as he continues to face scrutiny for his

i'm jon scott now back to life liberty, and levein. >> welcome back,let get back to the transcript. phone call with the president of the ukrainelet get to the ore section they're siting, president good because i heard you have with a prosecutor who was very good and he was shut down and that's really unfair. a lot of people are talking about that. the way they shut your very good proximate result down by the way one of the people talking about it was joe biden on a video. and you have some very bad people involved. mr. giuliani is a highly respected man he was the mayor of new york city a great mayor. and i would like him to call you. i will ask him toll call you along with the attorney general. rudy very much knows what's happening and he's a very capable guy. as he could speak to him that would be great. the former ambassador from the united states the woman who was bad news and people sheafs dealing with in ukraine were bad news so i just want to let you know that. the other thing, oh -- st there a lot of talk about biden's son. that bide opinion stopped the prosecution and a lot

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer. we learned of the development from sources familiar with the investigation. it gives john durham power to subpoena witnesses, file charges and impanel fact finding grand juries. >> sandra: this is how john ratcliffe explained it just a short time ago. >> john durham had to let michael horowitz finish this work. when people read the inspector general's impending report, it will be very clear why the durham investigation has now moved to a criminal probe. the things that we're looking at took place and can be verified before donald trump ever put his hand on the bible and became our president. bill barr, you know, was troubled by the lack of a predicate to investigate donald trump as a candidate is really what has lit the fuse behind this. what happened here is the obama administration took a vital national security tool, the foreign intelligence surveillance act and misused it to surveil for political reasons. >> jon: live fox team coverage and new reaction from kellyanne conway in a f

i am jon scott. thank you for joining us. see you next week.1 president trump challenged on two fronts setbacks to the impeachment defense and a tenuous cease-fire in syria. >> turkey is guarding separately watching over everything. >> vice president penson secretary of state pompeo negotiates a pause in fighting. >> this allows us to go from where we are today to establish a buffer zone. >> is it a cease-fire or surrender

i am jon scott, this is the fox report.use democrats are reaping a pressure accusing president trump of choosing the path of defying of carrboro. in giving the white house until october 18 to turn over ukraine related documents. the president has signaled he will not cooperate until a full house operates the impeachment probe. has intelligent members sounded off on sunday

jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump.ing a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump is lashing out at house democrats and their impeachment inquiry calling it a quote fraud against the american people. this coming after a house panel subpoenaed the white house for ukraine-related documents. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo and the state department missed the friday deadline that house democrats set to respond to their own subpoena as he continues to face scrutiny for his depart

"the fox report" with jon scott is up next. on is hurdling forward as democrats prepare to grill the acting ambassador to ukraine. this as the white house does damage control after a fiery press conference from acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". mulvaney accuses the media of misconstruing his remarks on thursday, when he appeared to contradict president trump's denial of an attempted quid pro quo with ukraine. mulvaney says the decision to temporarily withhold military aid was not tied to any kind of political investigation, but that's not enough for democrats who are seizing on the controversy. and s

jon scott, thanks to you, as well. >> jon: bill hemmer will be back tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: and we begin with a fox news alert. president trump taking on the latest witness in the house democrat impeachment inquiry after his prepared testimony revealed he had concerns about the president's ukraine call at the center of the investigation. and i had contemporaneously reported them. army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who served as a director on the national security council, told lawmakers he did not think it was "proper to demand a foreign government to investigate a u.s. citizen." and that he relayed those concerns to the nsc's top lawyer. he is the first white house official actually on that july 25th call to testify. president trump tweeted this this morning -- "why are people that i never even heard of testifying about the call? just read the call transcript, and the impeachment hoax is over. ukraine said no pressure." you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox business network anchor,

i am jon scott. thank you for joining us. see you next week. d1 president trump challenged on two fronts setbacks to the impeachment defense and a tenuous cease-fire in syria. >> turkey is guarding separately watching over everything. >> vice president penson secretary of state pompeo negotiates a pause in fighting. >> this allows us to go from where we are today to establish a buffer zone. >> is it a cease-fire or surrender quick. >> get over it. there will be political influence and foreign policy. >> the president's chief of staff triggers a firestorm if there was a political quid pro quo with ukraine. >> things went from very very bad too muchun worse. >> today an exclusive interview with wife loan - - white house chief of staff maldini. >> mayor pete on the rise after going after rivals after the latest democratic debate we will ask his path to the 2020 nomination plus pelosi and trump in their first meeting since democrats launch the impeachment inquiry. >> that crazy nancy. shenq is crazy. we will ask our panel about the growing hostilit

i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. house democrats poised to turn up the heat on president trump this week setting up interviews with current and former state department officials in hopes of putting new scrutiny on his phone call with the leader of ukraine. the president is trying to push back by painting the inquiry as invalid and an effort to overturn the 2016 election. >> impeachment, i never thought i would see or hear that word, with regard to me, impeachment. it's a witch hunt. it is based on a single phone call of congratulations to the president of ukraine, which they fraudulently mischaracterized to sound absolutely horrible. jon: president trump says he wants former vice president joe biden and his son hunter investigated for their business dealings overseas. today hunter biden said he will step down from his role on the board of a chinese firm. we have fox team coverage, molly henneberg is following the reaction from capitol hill. we begin with kevin cork who is live at the white house. kevin? >> jon, the w

this sunday, on sunday october 27, i am jon scott, thank you for joining us, we'll see you again next weekend. sunday" is . >> last night the united states brought the world's >> last night united states brought the world'sde number one leader to justice. abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. s leader, al-baghdadi, has been killed in a raid by the u.s. military in syria. the president spoke earlier today from the white house. i'm chris wallace, and hello again from fox news in washington. baghdadi is perhaps the world's most wanted man with a $25 million bounty on his head, responsible for overseeing the global jihad that created a caliphate across syria and iraq and inspired terror attacks in europe and, yes, here in the united states. the raid to take him out could boost president trump who's faced criticism recently for his decision to pull back troops in northeast syria. and, of course, the president is under fierce attack here in washington as house democrats pursue an impeachment inquiry against him. in a moment we'll discuss it all with vice president mike pence. but first, let's get t

. >> this is our fox report, i am jon scott, see you next weekend. chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump now calling on china to investigate joe biden as house democrats forge ahead with their impeachment inquiry. ♪ ♪ >> we are looking at corruption. we're not looking at politics. chris: the president lays out his defense and dares nancy pelosi to hold a formal vote to authorize the probement >> someone republicans are nervous about our bringing that vote to the floor. floor. chris: we'll explore new revelations in the case that help and hurt both sides. >> well, it reads like a classic organized crime shakedown. >> chairman schiff should be disqualified. they are fact witnesses in the same investigation that they are now running. chris: this hour we're joined by two members of the house intelligence committee which is leading the investigation, democrat val demingsings of florida and republican chris stewart of utah. both only on " fox news sunday." plus -- >> i never thought biden was going to win. obama took him off the garbage heap. >> they're not going to destroy me,

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer.ttorney general in chicago today where president trump will be speaking next hour to a meeting of police chiefs. barr telling fox news the investigation into how the russia probe got started is making great headway. >> durham, the u.s. attorney for connecticut, is in charge of the investigation. i understand he is making great progress. as you know he is a 35-year veteran of the department. great reputation for nonpartisanship. he was selected by two democratic attorney generals to do sensitive investigations for them. he is a by the book kind of guy. he is thorough and fair. i'm confident he will get to the bottom of things. >> sandra: that interview happening moments ago. we're live in chicago with that. david. law enforcement. before meeting those members of law enforcement our producer jake gibson had a chance to sit down with mr. barr to talk to him about the durham investigation. president trump and his team are calling it investigating the investigators. last week we learned tha

. >> jon: i'm jon scott. speaking exclusively to jennifer griffin he says his fighters still want to work with the u.s. but turkish fighters are committing atrocities on the ground and disappointed in president trump's decision to pull out u.s. troops. >> sandra: a former critic changing his tune after a phone call with the commander-in-chief. here is senator lindsey graham over the weekend. >> i am increasingly optimistic that we can have some historic solutions in syria that have alluded us for years. i expect we'll continue to partner with the kurds in the eastern syria to make sure isis does not reemerge. that's our national security interest. the big thing for me is the oil fields. president trump is thinking outside the box. not verge of a joint venture between us and the syrian democratic forces who destroyed isis and keep them destroyed to modernize the oil fields and make sure they get the revenue. >> jon: let's get more from lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon. >> it appears senator graham's predic

. >> jon: i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. another day, another witness.resident of ukraine. >> sandra: we're learning speaker pelosi called for an impeachment vote this thursday. something republicans were asking for but are now slamming. >> i don't think anything will change. frankly, ev

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer.urham power to subpoena witnesses, file charges and impanel fact finding grand juries. >> sandra: this is how john ratcliffe explained it just a short time ago. >> john durham had to let michael horowitz finish this work. when people

. >> jon: i'm jon scott.e committing atrocities on the ground and disappointed in president trump's decision to pull out u.s. troops. >> sandra: a former critic changing his tune after a phone call with the commander-in-chief. here is senator lindsey graham over the weekend. >> i am increasingly optimistic that we can have some historic

jon: i'm john scott. n orders for 50,000 more people near huge wildfire in northern california.s pacific gas & electric begins another power shut off because of growing winds and high fire danger in the area affecting up to 2 million californians. but they are prevented shut off in as many weeks in the concerned gusty winds could fuel more fires that could reach up to 85 miles an hour. president trump's planning to attend game five of the world series tomorrow. commissioner philippe says the president plans to arrive when the game is underway before the final out but first tonight we have game for the houston astros will try to even things up with the washington nationals. that game begins in half an hour and you can watch it exclusively on fox. to "life, liberty and levin." mark: senator ron johnson nancy pelosi the speaker announces before the transcript is even released that she has declared light eva peron that we are going to conduct a formal impeachment. which they really are conducting not a formal impeachment but trying to pick their topics to focus on. she had to have k

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for us today, whether he saw unusual activity in this game this kind of news, jon, begs that question, i suppose >> indeed, scottof october we did see a lot of unusual activity. we saw it at the 220 strike, 220. and as bryn said it hit nearly 320 today. did it in the premarket go through 322. the calls were at one point $102 those calls were at one point $102 in the money and they were paying just 2 bucks for them at the beginning of october they bought november 250s and november 270s. they reaped the reward of those purchases. where it is right now, i agree with the panel's assessment you got to wait for stuff to move further along and we're not seeing at he of upside speculation, mainly we're seeing today's activity, out of the premium money, they sold those 300 calls, i think, they got up as $122 and sold it down to 1 buck today so, that's a lot of selling pressure, saying they don't really think it goes over 300. >> were you running with this one, too >> we had small position on here it's just, biogen's been both a heartbreaker and generally these kind of bets have been much more present to the downside. thi

why this stock is going to continue to trade with such a rich premium >> jon >> i own calls and i like the stock over all, scottt i just haven't been able to get my head around the valuation. so instead of going into the stock and writing calls, which would have been one of the normal things i do, i'm in call spreads. i own one call, sell calls above it not saying the it's a home run hit, but it's just a steady performerer and i don't know why it stocks. >> it's blake and parker on the same day >> it is surprising. back to the trade though under armour for me, it's just the valuation is so high that it's a trade absolutely a a trade not something i'm looking at holding for any period of time nike's gotten to that same point. when you look at the multiple of it haves the growth then lulu with their growth, it's not even compare bable. so i think the lulu. the reason i own that and not nike because of the growth and all the different ways they can grow a lot faster than nike ever will >> when we come back, options bulls, so say the brothers are finding opportunity in financials and tech. jon anpe hd teave the tra

he's got might want to do a little role reversal, tease my show and toss it back to scott wapner. >> good stuff, jon but we've seen a little chill after chile called off a key summit where president trump and chinese president xi jinping were expected to discuss phase 1 of a possible trade deal we are seeing weakness in material stocks as you can see behind me here, so stocks still relatively in a holding pattern. the worst performing sector so far is the energy side of things after data showed a surprise building of u.s. crude stw inventories. you've got hess adding to losses after posting a miss on revenues and lowering its capital expenditures outlook the rest of the year so the energy in focus and it's a fed day, we'll keep financials in focus as well i will sent it back downtown to you guys at the new york stock exchange >> all right, good stuff, dom, thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll take a look at the market real quick. we're treading water, at least on the dow, ahead of the fed decision heard dom talking about some of the movers in the financial space. industrials have been at a 52-wee

here we have jon stewart from 61-62. --is the first scott powerful to very discrete scottish political networks and certainly a of --ation of the treaty hostility ofng many politicians, intellectuals, london-based publishers, and supporters in their colonies. he was seen as far too powerful and far too inclined to support his own countrymen. beefs is that effectively people are driving a , and that process is particularly prominent in the empire. they are taking an eccentric approach, meaning they are storming the center of power from the peripheries and filling their bases up and colonies in ways that will ultimately threaten the center. and a whole suede of newly acquired territories in the caribbean. basically come under control of what we described as -- men and hard military government colonies accordingly. is driven from power in the 1760's, but he continued -- he has continued to be used. handy political symbol in the british army and across the empire. see in the middle number two and his portrait you of there was again typical brill

let's get to sully >> all right, carl morgan and jon, thank you very much i'm brian sullivan in for scott again today. if you see him, let him know we miss him trade whip sawing this market around and the talks don't even kick off until tomorrow. it is 12: noon and this is the halftime report. >> optimism about trade and the fed pumping more liquidity into the market are stocks primed for a major rebound. then fedex getting downgraded. it's our call of the day apple pushing closer to all time highs. the tech giant may be eyeing a

let's get to sully >> all right, carl morgan and jon, thank you very much i'm brian sullivan in for scott again today. if you see him, let him know we miss him trade whip sawing this market around and the talks don't even kick off until tomorrow. it is 12: noon and this is the halftime report. >> optimism about trade and the fed pumping more liquidity into the market are stocks primed for a major rebound. then fedex getting downgraded. it's our call of the day apple pushing closer to all time highs. the tech giant may be eyeing a new product. should you buy into this run analysts getting more bearish on netflix. the investment committee is ready to go. halftime report starts right now. >> sounds like a good show good to have you with us on this wednesday. your investment committee. mr. joe, john and pete and michael farr, ceo of farr, miller and washington. maybe you guys got out at wilmington together. your main headline china reportedly open to a partial u.s. trade deal despite the fact that this headline's been out there for about 18 months, stocks are marching higher on the news the d

jon najarian. his latest trades based on moves in the options market straight ahead. the "halftime report" with scott wapner and the traders is back in two minutes so servicenow put your workflows in the cloud, huh? mm-hm. your employees must love you. thank you. ah, you could say that. so how are things with you guys? great. thank you. thank you, sir. lunch next week? terrific. say hi to the team. will do. call my office, i will. -sounds good. alrighty. servicenow. works for you. that could allow hackers devices into your home.ys and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> we're back the run-up in activision scahar is bringing out the skeptics bernstein has downgraded the stock to underperform. the

subs going into a more competitive environment, jon, that's not concerning to you >> i'd say it is concerning to me, scott. and it is concerning because we have dropped 120 points from the highs that we were at. in other words, that's pricing in that's the market being pressured and looking forward. we've priced that in we've all pounds the table here about disney, comcast, all of the rest time warner, all of these folks that are coming after them that is being priced in day by day. as far as when does that actually really impact them? they talked "the call" last night which i was on, they talked in particular mobile, overseas, and the amount of mobiles that they're drawing in now, right now, today, which none of these other guys are doing. that's going to be huge for them going forward. to pete's point about india as well, i agree. >> but at 50 times, for me at least, that's not priced in enough all i know the subscribers from netflix, it's going to hit like a tidal wave you're right, the big issue is when but all i can tell you that when is going to be faster than any of us can anticipate >> what about

since going public last month options traders, though, jon says they're making a bet it's going the other way. >> something to smile about maybe, scott not today they don't. >> not today although it is off the bottom of the range today so that's a good thing. this one has been clubds to take another pun to it, scott, because the stock as you say, down from roughly that 24 level to $10 then they come strcrambling and buying calls, the november 10 calls, right at the money. i think this is somebody be that wants the leverage of an option and right at the money to see exactly how much upside do they get, 2 or $3 pop, maybe. we'll see how it plays out i'm in the calls about 8,000 have traded so far today i'll probably be in these calls about a month. take a look at what's going on right now in china internet stock which is k web. this one we know why they're probably playing this. based on what might happen the rest of this week. they're playing kweb and they bought calls right away. october 44 calls, these are just one week out, though next friday they expire. >> because that's the tariffs. >> exactly. >> so -- >> on the 15th this one w

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more on the impact of this rhetoric is eugene scott from the plig"the washington post"'s the fix and also jim, author of the book "impeachment. peter baker and jon meacham wrote that book with him. you wrote about the civil war rhetoric in "the washington post" and point out trends in his rhetoric. what did you notice? >> craig, we noticed this is not the first time the president suggested that if things don't go the way he likes, if he's not allowed to govern or lead as he sees fit, there could be an uprising. his words infer that it could be led by his supporters. there's been some concern about that because this has been interpreted as perhaps the president affirming or encouraging those who feel victimized and disrespected to rise up and act out and push back even if violently by any means necessary to protest what they believe is injust. >> jeffrey, as a historian, what goes through your mind when you hear phrases like civil war and treason invoked by a president of the united states not in war times? >> two things in particular. i think the first thing is we don't really like to associate anything with the civil war. though there are some

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jon, about 15 away looking forward to it. we're talking about ibm which i know you're going to hit right now. >> right now thank you, scott >>>oving after earnings. revenue fell short of estimates. the company reports a fifth consecutive quarter of declines in sales shares of ibm down 5.5%. the global technology services unit did a bunch of damage 37% of overall revenue was down 4% quarter over quarter. red hat, the big acquisition that recently closed did pretty well, up 20% the question is how quickly ibm can move into newer businesses as old ones deteriorate. quarter by quarter issues. new mainframe out, one week sales of that in the quarter, if that's a big seller, you get more of that icn the next quarter. when does it balance out, when do you see revenue growth. when do some acquisitions and strategy shifts create a trajectory investors can follow. >> ibm has a specific company story. given this theme out of earnings about the macro backdrop, how companies are navigating slowing global growth, union pacific, honeywell, for example, is this something that plays or factors into ibm as well >> has to. a big part of ibm's b

seeing all of you then >> scott, thanks >> whaback out to los angeles a the "vanity fair" summit where julia boorstin has a very special guest. >> thanks so much. i'm joined by jon, actor, writer, director, producer thank you for joining us you're about to go on stage with bob iger you will talk about the mandalorian, the centerpiece of the upcoming disney plus launch. you worked for movies, tv, netflix. how is it different to create a new show for this entirely new streaming service? >> it's exciting because it's "star wars" and "star wars" in a new medium there's been so many films, and with episode 9, the saga will be completed. it's been my whole childhood growing up with that because disney plus is this new platform, it gives us permission to tell "star wars" stories in a different way. i think as an audience member, i love these serialized stories, this novelization of story telling where you're not conf e dpconfined to an hour and a hal two hours. over the course of a season you can explore. >> you are using new technology in "the mandalorian. it's similar to the technology you used in "the lion king." tell us about your big bet, you have a new company ca

jon scott, thanks to you, as well. >> jon: bill hemmer will be back tomorrow.w. >> harris: and we begin with a fox news alert. president trump taking on the latest witness in the house democrat impeachment inquiry after his prepared testimony revealed he had concerns about the president's ukraine call at the center of the investigation. and i had contemporaneously reported them. army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who served as a director on the national security council, told lawmakers he did not think it was "proper to demand a foreign government to investigate a u.s. citizen." and that he relayed those concerns to the nsc's top lawyer. he is the first white house official actually on that july 25th call to testify. president trump tweeted this this morning -- "why are people that i never even heard of testifying about the call? just read the call transcript, and the impeachment hoax