he had hong kong doesn't care the way that used to industrial mainland cities like juan joe and shane journ now rival its economic output. but hong kong separate legal and financial systems offer something those cities don't protection from beijing's reach for chinese political elites in need of sheltering cash that's no small consideration financial reporting in hong kong suggests that almost 60 percent of the $550000000000.00 in hong kong financial trusts comes from local and chinese sources that means party elites in china have other interests in hong kong besides the economy and that in turn could help shape beijing's response to the ongoing protests. and the author of that paper is under have been there she is with the global public policy institute in berlin and joins me in the studio welcome. so you say that china's elite will prevent the chinese government from removing hong kong special status what exactly have you found and health how hot how good is your evidence. ok so. what i do is that i studied a power relationship between offshore finance and a state in the relationshi

>> juan: you are looking into hillary clinton and joe biden? we thought you were the president. gut only trump can be investigated. >> juan: no, no. >> jesse: campaign. [talking at the same time] >> juan: you are saying wiretapped trump tower? get out of here. >> jesse: what countries did the obama administration use to help investigate the trump campaign? i have the british and i have the italians and australians and the ukrainians. donald trump can ask an ally hey can you look into corruption where there is actual evidence? >> katie: can i ask a question? >> juan: sure. >> katie: when the ukraine president comes out and says happy on television and not on a phone call and said there was no pressure is he lying? >> juan: i don't think he is lying. >> katie: what's the problem? >> juan: is he compelled to keep the united states as an ally in the readout, katie. the readout from that trump phone call, here is what kiev wrote. made it clear that we have to proceed on this investigation in order to have a good relationship with the united states. >> katie: that's not what he said. >

everyone was waiting for her to slice and dice joe biden and bernie sanders. >> juan: i think -- >> harris: quick before the block ends, i was going to say, i think joe biden did himself in with the record player moment. that is the moment where, phone. let's watch it since we're talking about it. go ahead. >> we bring social workers into phones and parents to help them deal with how to raise their children. not they don't want help. they don't know what to do. play the radio, make sure the television, make sure you have the record player on at night. >> harris: i never had a record player and i'm not young. i don't know, that is tough. >> it is kind of joe biden in a nut shell, i'll bet he didn't become the nominee. i watched a lot of football last night and the rest today, i think it is elizabeth warren at this point. >> harris: can i ask something, though, and i don't know who this person would be, if there is a magical something out there, if it is not this 10 and not the five in waiting, who were woeching their scores would go up across the board to get into the debate, i don't know i

>> juan: excuse me. joeand whole business had collapsed more than a year before joe biden ever had anything to say to the ukrainians. >> jesse: he was still there at the time when biden went over there. >> juan: no was not. absolutely not. >> jesse: he took the money and ran then, juan. on the way he was still on the hook for an investigation. >> juan: i'm sure the president is pleased with your presentation can you stop now. >> jesse: it's not about the president. it's about the truth, juan. >> juan: if i was to get to the most powerful part of this allegation it would be that the president was extorberting a foreign government for i think it was $250 million in defense aid in exchange for going are a a political opponent joe biden. >> except the latest report we have doesn't say that the quid pro quo part of this equation is one of the most important parts of this story. and the "wall street journal" story tonight says that according to their finding there was to quid pro quo. that the president asked, the

in that article, juan, they report that although that joe biden said oh, i never talked about any sortn. hunter says oh, yeah, we talked about it. it doesn't look too good, does it. >> juan: i think it doesn't look too good for trump. >> jesse: why? >> juan: everybody has investigated. this is not new about hunter biden and his dad trump calling him a drug -- i didn't like that. the whole thing is just trump has a style. which is he goes on the offensive when he is under attack. i think that's what we see. i think joe biden is right. joe biden sees that he is the target of trump's ire because trump sees in every poll biden could beat him like a drum. to me i hope everyone on this table can agree on this. the white house should release the transcripts. because that's what the law requires. it's not a matter of argument. >> jesse: no, it doesn't. >> juan: it says if the ig, the inspector general for the director of flash intelligence deems this an urgent concern it should go to the congress. >> jesse: it wasn't deemed an urgent concern. >> juan: it was. >> jesse: i have u.s. code 5033 k

blacklisting was done by people on the right. >> dana: that's why nobody does it anymore. >> juan: remember what happened to joeknow dignity? >> jesse: okay. isn't it ironic how they are now pulling the reverse? >> juan: that's why people are on the left saying that this is the wrong thing to do. >> dana: we need more of them, we need more on the left. musical liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plugs, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia - a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that can disrupt your life for weeks. in severe cases, pneumococcal pneumonia can put you in the hospital. it can hit quickly, without warning, making you miss out on what matters most. just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia. it's not a yearly shot. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. do

>> juan: yeah. >> jesse: that is what joe biden just said! aid he wants to eliminate it in his first term! >> juan: this is so obvious, i don't -- what he wants to do is have less reliance. in other words, go towards -- the idea that you want to have a real discussion about climate change is scary to you because it shows you have no ideas. i heard you say florida, oh, florida's gone. guess what, the governor republican of florida says he doesn't want offshore drilling. >> dana: okay, we have a fox news alert, dorian grinds up the east coast. high winds, potentially life-threatening storm surge. charleston, south carolina, with the latest. >> the eye of the storm is up to 50 miles offshore to our north, but we are feeling that wind. in charleston harbor we've been getting gusted, but we not too far from here. a 92-mile-an-hour gust and in the center of the storm, the winds are moving at 110 miles an hour. we are beginning to see a little bit of damage from the wind. some of the siding off the side of our hotel and a gutter actually got ripped o

>> juan: everybody checked and everybody said nothing wrong here except for republicans and donald trump worried about joedidn't know hunter biden was investigated and cleared. >> juan: breaking news. ukrainians said that today. former prosecutor. >> dana: deign. >> katie: the one that biden bragged about firing? >> juan: oh, stop. >> dana: the entire eu and everybody. >> katie: fair enough. >> juan: why is that unfair to say. >> dana: unfair to say that joe biden himself was the only one saying that that prosecutor former prosecutor in u.k. the entire eu. all of them. >> jesse: that's what the biden campaign is saying. it wasn't just me that wanted them fired. it was the entire -- >> katie: if dana is correct, there is also a fact that the prosecutor was circling around hunter biden and his dealings with ukraine. and that's also a question. >> jesse: he was looking to interview him and he never did interview him. >> katie: right, exactly. i'm glad that juan agreed with my point about this being with influence with family members and powerful people just like the clinton foundation when hillary clinton wa

. >> juan: the trump campaign, mocking joe biden in a new ad.lizabeth warren gets stumped by stephen colbert. that's all in our 2020 2020 ro, straight ahead on "the five" ." ♪ i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ♪ (music plays throughout)♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for our 2020 roundup. job item keeps stumbling on the trail. everyone is taking notice. >> i think biden looked unsteady at many points. >> excuse me. make sure you have the record player on at night when you pick up the phone. they go he's clearly not the best candidate, thinking on his feet. >> drove biden was really shaky. >> there are deaf and only moments where you listen to joe biden and you just wonder. >> all right. what are the strengths of the presi

joe is not mentally -- you guys have been doing that to trump for three years. you are calling him insane, commented. >> juanasis. i'm saying when you see this among democrats, the response from democrats wasn't to protect joe biden. it was to say you went too far. and, you know, castro was having a good debate. he told that wonderful story about being a lawyer who gave up his law practice to vote on principle and the city council and all of that. it all went away. the only thing everybody is talking about today the fact that he went after joe biden in this way. i think there are a lot of people on that stage, i suspect they might be in there october. they are not going to be around in november and december. they feel they needed to go after the frontrunner. they didn't do. this you notice, elizabeth warren did not take him on. it was castro and booker. >> greg: he should blame his twin brother. >> jesse: what about the sound we heard at the top, too? all those people promising we are going to cancel your debt. we're going to pay for everything. universal pre-k. we're not even going to raise taxes. i think l

juan: correct. i think the dynamic tonight is everybody says it joe biden is in the lead. to see him take a fall and be able to take some of his votes. but do i think elizabeth warren wants to be the one who got his finger prints on the victim's back? know because that would hurt her with fellow democrats big time. in terms of this thing with reporters and biden, reporters didn't think hillary clinton was hip. they didn't think donald trump was hip, but was going to win. guess what, tough luck, reporters. you just go out there and cover the story. but especially reporters are like, biden is not exciting. biden is not obama. >> katie: one thing that doesn't seem to work in this political age is being a phony. elizabeth warren elizabeth warren loves attacking the wealthy but she has no problem taking her and their my peer sheets wealthy herself herself and is being called out for her hypocrisy. she took a bunch of corporate cash in 2016 that she rolled over to help on her current campaign. she has been on this kick of, i don't take corporate money, i'm only listening to gras

>> juan: here's the thing that i think you are missing, black voters are very strong and consistently strong for joe question is do they go for elizabeth warren? warren and sanders have not been able to make inroads into those groups and, of course, the other point is people say the number one issue is who can beat trump? so, can you trust at this moment, after 2016 and say you know what? we are going to have a woman and have as you describe her a populist woman do the job versus what seems like a safe bet, joe biden. >> jesse: what are the electronic sensors in. >> juan: the wall. >> jesse: the wall we are building. hey the wall is being built. the wall is being built. i bet the mexicans are paying for the sensors, too. >> juan: that would be so good news to you because you know it's a lie. this is the republican lie. go with it. >> jesse: not a lie. wall is built. >> juan: we pair job? >> jesse: even you couldn't get through. >> jedediah: just to remind you whoever the washington establishment is the safe one never winds up being the safe one. >> juan: that's a good point. >> mike: i think i could

juan williams set on this couch and he said that joe biden has been in front they won. you guys always talk about elizabeth warren?" do you feel like it is elizabeth warren's to lose at this point? do you think she can win nationally? >> mary anne: elizabeth warren will be the nominee, so that for months. before that i said joe biden was his own worst enemy. to kennedy's point, he can't handle this because he is not good candidate. if you were smart, he would show people what a general election between joe biden and donald trump would look like. he has not done that yet. so i think -- in a war in-trumped general election, which i think it would be, i still give the advantage to trump right now. >> kennedy: president pence is on his way to being number 46. >> brian: here's the policy problem with all that you're getting governed by impeachment. nobody gets to make a case against warren about why her hard left economic policies will be entirely unattractive. which means she gets the primary when >> mary anne: policy will have impeachment done by the end of the the year. >

juan: on the foreign policy front, senator berernie sanders chided joe biden for voting to support the war in iraq. to iraq, the fact of the matter is, i should have never voted to give bush authority to do what he said he was going to do. the amf was designed he said to go in and get the security council to vote 15 to zero to allow inspectors to determine whether or not anything was being done with chemical weapons or nuclear weapons. and when that happened, he went ahead and went anyway without any of that proof. i said something that was not meant the way i said it. >> let me comment on something the vice president said. you talked about the big mistake in iraq and the surge. the truth is, the big mistake, the huge mistake and one of the big differences between you and me, i never believed what cheney and bush said about iraq. voted against the war in iraq and help lead the opposition. it is sad to say -- i had the feeling that there would be massive destabilization in n tht area if we went intoto that war. amy: criticized sanders plan for medicare for all. said how muchyet it is go

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juan castro accused him of being confused about his own policies. >> now the top three candidates, joeanders, and elizabeth warren are all in their 70s. president trump is 73 years old. >>> there's a new drug on the horizon for people who suffer with peanut allergies. we'll all talk about women who suffer with high blood pressure during pregnancy. and also depression and dating. >>> tell us about this drug about treating peanut allergies. >> this drug is a big deal because it will be our first ever treatment for drug allergy if it does get fda approval. we're told they have until january to make that decision. yo can marriage that's a lot of anxious parents out there waiting to see if it will happen. there are capsules. you sprinkle the peanut powder on your food every day and it's about building a tolerance. it's not a cure, but it can low ur your risk about getting anaphylaxis, and that's what parents are excited about. >> it's so bad they're even allergic to dust. >>> let's move on and talk about the dramatic cases of increased blood pressure during pregnancy. >> what's interesting

joe biden arguing it's just too expensive. for more than 30 minutes, topic dominated and brought some of the toughest attacks like this one, 44-year-old juan cast >> they do not have to buy it. >> you just said so. >> reporter: an attack on 76-year-old biden's age, but it was castro who got it wrong. >> anyone who can't afford it gets enrolled in the medicar medicare-type option. >> hell, yes, we're going to take your ak-47. >> do you think trump is responsible for what happened? look, obviously he didn't pull the twigger, but he certainly has been tweeting out the ammunition. >> reporter: at the end of the night the candidates taking aim at the president. >> he reminds me of the guy from "the wizard of oz," when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude? >> reporter: now, the trump campaign has responded saying the debate is nothing new and trump would easily dominate any of them. >> thanks, serena. >>> in a unique moment andrey yaw offered money to potential voters saying how his universal income tack plan would work. he would give money each month >> i'm going to do something unprecedent tonight. my campaign will now give a fr

heavily involved in ukraine at the time that joe biden was vice president and also attempted to influence the ukrainian government? >> very good question, juan. i am honored to be on with congressman greenen. at the heart of your question is the answer. presidents are often on the phone yelling at other leaders, trying to get what america wants, what the u.s. wants. that is not what is at stake here. what is at stake here is the question of whether donald trump got on the phone trying to get what " "" wanted. the gegenius of ththe americican constitution, which i think even the founders would tell you isn't perfect, but one of the geniuses of it is the systems checks and balances. and also the clear definition of the role o of people in these positions. and d one of ththe things we understand and congressman green referenced the emoluments clause, you do not take the presidency an order to advance your own personal interest -- be they economic, or once you are in officice, political. you could not use the office e o undermine or harm your political rival. and so in this case, if the president of the united states, as he suggests, was on the

joe and hunter biden. so, the battle is on. >> bret: let's join dana perino and juan williams. we have intruded in "the five" " in the meantime, we see new poll. how do you think this factors politically for the former vice president? >> dana: i think it's super interesting, just because bernie sanders, who is not getting a lot of attention lately, because he is going down in the poll. he was asked today, do you think that this hurts joe biden customer he declined to answer. he says, "i'll let you make that determination. it will be interesting to see how this plays out. with elizabeth warren on the right, but all of them defending biden in a way. who will be the democrats on the 2020 side that decides it's their turn to take a shot? there are lots of other democrats, not just elizabeth warren. she is not the anointed nominee. is there anyone else in that area, in that race, that would be willing to take him on on this? we'll see if that happens. the other thing is, just on politics, you are about to see the impeachment turf war on the democratic side. it will go on and on, and

joe biden. that was referencing the dnc hacking server. >> harris: i just met the phrase itself. with a foreign leader. juan?have a totally different take on that conversation, because i found it alarming, harris. i think you have a president of the united states, much as the whistle-blower described it, having a conversation that really was about his political interest. not the nation's national security interests. it comes days after he had blocked nearly $400 million in military aid to the ukraine. he then uses the phrase, as you described it, "do me a favor." >> harris: but you can't have those things together that call. because there's no causation. >> harris: the causation between what ken starr took exception she was just the phrase itself. it has nothing to do with the phrase you're talking about. >> i disagree. in other words, he has set up a conversation with a man who is hungry, if not desperate, for u.s. aid. you are in fact intersecting in the transcript we saw, and the answers are no. it's not there. speak of the timeline is clear and has been established. the president ordered his officials to

joe biden, your eyes on are "outnumbered." here today harris faulkner and melissa frances, katie, and juan williams.ys are ready for the weekend. >> harris: we are, we are ready for the news, let's get to it. former vp

. >> bill: if joe biden is not the nominee this is the debate during the campaign yes or no. >> yes. i'm worried elizabeth warren will raise taxes on juanuch money and he is talking for her. >> bill: come back in 30 minutes. we aren't done yet. thank you, jenna, juan and ed. >> julie: charles barkley unleashing on democrats. what he is saying today. we'll take that up. >> bill: also trouble mounting for a high profile democratic donor ed buck. we'll tell you the charges he is now facing in a moment. >> the federal case against mr. buck is part of a joint law enforcement effort targeting those who provide lethal quantities of narcotics to individuals who die after ingesting those drugs. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the