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does that change thanks to mike >> harris: we don't know yet. want to ask you, though, about the shift between the civil to the criminal now, with the charges. >> gregg: for example, barack obama's campaign had to pay $375,000 in a fine, but it was the crime. it was a civil violation. in fact, it's rather frequent in campaigns, because the laws are complex and people unknowingly commit a violation of the campaign finance law. but to criminalize it -- and only 5% are ever criminalize -- you have to show that they knew what they were doing was a violation of the law. you almost have to have a sheet of paper, and admission. "let's violate the law and donate x amount of dollars." >> melissa: meantime, amid the standoff between the white house on house democrats over the impeachment inquiry, the house of ukraine envoy is still expected to meet behind closed doors behind tomorrow. it's unclear if the state department where she still works will ultimately block her from appearing. this, as democrats have respected the president's former russia advisor,

. >> harris: of mike emanuel's life for us on capitol hill with the very latest. >> good afternoon, many signs of tension building with republicans complaining about a lack of transparency. the top republican on house oversight jim jordan of ohio is quite upset, furious that state department official is being brought in for his deposition on saturday. that is when they were back in their home districts. and thinking that the fewer republicans will be able to attend and participate. more tension, g.o.p. lawmakers denying a deposition with a pentagon official for more than five hours yesterday when 3 30 r so republicans stormed the facility in the basement of the capital. >> they are doing all of this where usually we get secret information that is usually classified. that is not what that room is set up for it all. i walked in that room yesterday and said, this is pathetic. it is about one-tenth the size of a judiciary hearing room where there should be taking place. >> fox news has told private interviews are expected to wind down in public hearings that are expected to start in mid-nove

. >> harris: i'm going to step in on you for the second, ari. we know secretary of state mike pompeo and others were on that phone call. who should have stepped in? ken starr has told me former white house -- excuse me, what what a council into the clintons, independent counsel, said he would have whispered in the presidency are at that point and said, "don't do that again." you know what those calls are supposed to be like. >> anybody was in the room with the president. what i would have done, after the call was over -- you can't interrupt the call -- but after the call is over i would say, "mr. president, you should not be asking for those things. this needs to be done through proper channels, the department of justice, and it should not be about any one particular individual, especially your opponent." it's unimpeachable, harris. that's the point. i don't think the president should have said it. that's why that impreza gone too far. >> harris: joe biden spoke last about the ukraine controversy regarding him last thursday. i've got "on this political side people are starting

>> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. let's get more now bringing in republican congressman andy biggs. house judiciary member chairman of the house freedom caucus. that's new and congrats on that. good to see you. >> thanks, harris: >> harris: first off with rudy giuliani. check with lawyers about that client attorney and executive privilege to make sure that gets worked out. he is almost certain that he will appear. >> yeah. i think rudy going to appear before the senate judiciary committee is a good thing. i think it's important. i think he is going to provide the information that's gonna counter balance some of this stuff that's coming out constantly drip by drip. contextually set up by the democrats. i hope he does go and says what's on his mind because i think he has some facts that we are just not hearing. >> harris: all right. that's on the senate side. i wanted to get your thoughts on it. you are also judiciary on the other side of the chamber there. so this subpoena from democrats today, talk to me about what thi

>> harris: mike emanuel on capitol hill. thank you very much. i want to bring in my first guest, republican congressman ted yoho of the house foreign affairs committee. in fact, you were in yesterday's hearing. reportedly when things got heated. let's just get the facts right now. what were republicans trying to get from the witness? >> i appreciate you asking that, harris. this is something that was blown way out of proportion. mr. meadows got up and asked a point of order to chairman schiff. eric swalwell got up and started yelling at esther meadows saying, "you are not the chairman, you be quiet. you have no business being here or interrupting this." and mr. meadows just said, "mr. chairman, i want to ask a point of order." it just got blown out of proportion. it was very unprofessional by mr. swalwell. mark meadows handed to himself very professionally, very courteous, too. and respectful. >> harris: you know, as the american people look at this, they are trying to figure out whether or not the president will be impeached. when all of this g

>> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. moments after the highly charged houseboat, president trump called it the greatest witch hunt in american history. let's bring in white house reaction. press secretary stephanie grisham is with me today. good to have you on the program for the first time. >> secretary grisham: thank you for having me. >> harris: the ball moved forward. i'm curious, and the white house, do you see this necessarily as progress in the impeachment probe? or is this still not quite due process for the president of the united states? >> secretary grisham: it was never due process for the president of united states. i've got to say, nancy pelosi has lost all control over there. that is clear. phase one of this impeachment sham was all behind closed doors. now they are moving to phase two, which is supposed to be public. i'm wondering, are we going to be able to see any of the this o light? are we just starting phase two? we don't know the rules yet for the white house. i'm going to get even be involved? i do

mike pompeo. earlier, harry's parents spoke to victoria derbyshire.nce or that she could have continued to be a mum. so that she was now taken continued to be a mum. so that she was now ta ken away continued to be a mum. so that she was now taken away from her own children —— we would have tried to get hera children —— we would have tried to get her a suspended sentence. but forgetting her from leaving? i am nowhere near. — — forgetting her from leaving? i am nowhere near. —— forgetting her for leaving —— nowhere near. —— forgetting her for leaving — — for giving nowhere near. —— forgetting her for leaving —— for giving her for leaving. joining me now is ben emmerson qc, a prominent british lawyer specialising in international law. he's also the former un special rapporteur on counter—terrorism and human rights. what diplomatic immunities are given? diplomatic immunities are given? diplomatic immunities are given to those who are close to the core functions of a diplomatic embassy and it becomes much less clear when you travel further away from the ce

bounty, the quicker picker upper. >> harris: secretary of state mike pompeo going after house democratsey are trying to intimidate and delete state department officials by demanding depositions in the ukraine inquiry. this after learning that mike pompeo was on the phone call, something that he did not revealed in a recent interview. watch. >> and i want to turn t to the whistle-blower complaint, mr. secretary. the complaint involving the president and a phone call with a foreign leader to the director of national intelligence. what do you know about this conversation? >> so, you just gave me a report about -- the whistle-blower complaint. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with us this morning. in washington. >> the secretary of state mike pompeo on the call is routine because he is one of the president's closest advisors, and an assessment of the call was diplomatic. tweeting this morning about the house committee subpoenas and depositions, he characterizes as an effort to intimidate, pompeo tweeted "let me be clear. i will not tolerate such tactics and i w

. >> harris: mike pompeo saying some progress has been made as the u.s.ke cease-fire in syria set to run out in less than two hours from now. this despite turkey threatening to ramp up the assault on kurdish fighters, some of whom we fought we fought side-by-side to knockout isis. and that is if those fighters don't vacate the "border zone." democrats are going after the president's decision to keep just a few soldiers in syria to guard the oil fields layer. watch. >> and a few troops is not going to change the fact that we have outsourced our foreign policy. so, it may be an attempt by the president to, you know, cover his backside, but it is not a real attempts at a real response to the crisis that he has unlocked. >> harris: this is happening this hour, turkey's president erdogan meeting with vladimir putin today for talks on syria as the clock is winding down on that cease-fire, as i pointed out here in the two hours. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> infect that meeting between the turkish president and t

. >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you.e want to bring in ari fleischer, former press secretary to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor. good to see you. congressman scalise makes an interesting point. this is a long time to talk about the same thing over and over in terms of impeachment inquiry, if it should go on far beyond thanksgiving. democrats saying they are going to slow it down a bit. is he getting to the point where it's almost too detailed for the american people to lean in and know about or maybe not? >> i don't think the american people can know anything about this because of the process they are using. our nation has had three serious impeachment and history. andrew johnson, richard nixon, bill clinton. now we are having one dirty impeachment. this is a dirty impeachment because it's all been done in secret. we have secret witnesses, secret transcript in the public has no way of knowing if what's being selectively leaked is reflective and accurate or if witnesses are being cross-examined, if the

league is trying to do damage control. >> harry dunn's parents have been promised a meeting with british foreign's secretary talking to his u.s. counterpart secretary mikeon waterborne bacterium often harmless but in this hospital's neonatal intensive care unit it became deadly. >>> president trump has been ordered by a federal judge to turn over his tax returns but that order has already been temporarily stayed by u.s. court of appeals. >> he had to turn them in and now he doesn't, the d.a. and trump's tax returns are the legal system's ross and rachel, will they, won't they? can be there any more tension? >> very good question. welcome back to "cbs this morning." we have breaking news about a key witness in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon sondland will not appear today on capitol hill for a scheduled deposition. his attorney says the state department told sondland not to answer questions from house investigators. sondland, as you know, was in the middle of white house efforts to get ukraine's government to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son. >>> house intelligence chairman

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>> harris: thank you very much, mike. i want to bring in democratic comments been jamie raskin, member of the house rules and judiciary at oversight committees. a democrat for marilyn. good to see you today, thank you for being on the program. >> thank you for having me, harris. >> harris: you have a couple people in your political party you said no to this. collin peterson, democratic out of minnesota. known for being more moderate. and jeff van drew from my home state, democrat of new jersey. do you think that is going to spread as you go forward? >> no, i don't think so. we were not whipping this vote in any way. there were no party disciplines impose. i'm sorry there weren't at least a handful of republicans who were willing to vote for what the g.o.p. has basically been asking for, which is open hearings. that's what this is. for open hearings and the availability of the public to participate in this process. i was happy also that the independent in the house, justin amash, voted with the democrats. so it was biparti

[cheers and applause] >> harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel kicks it off on capitol hill. my? >> harris, good afternoon. ambassador yovanovitch is someone democrats were clearly equal eager to question. she arrived on capitol hill about three hours ago. she's a career diplomat, someone who has served for 33 years in foreign service, until she was recalled from her post in ukraine back in may. in her opening statement obtained by fox news, marie yovanovitch said, "i was nevertheless incredulous that the u.s. government chose to remove and ambassador base, best i can tell, on the unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives." she has been called to partisan with bias against president trump. >> this was somebody not just supporting the clintons when clinton was running, telling the ukrainians that clinton was going to win, prognosticating about it, but also, once trump won, was bad mouthing the trump administration in ukraine to ukrainians and state department staff. so she's got a lot to answer for. we are looking forward to questioning her t

it when it comes to hong kong it prefers checking it social conscience of the door. >> harris: vice president mikepence calling out the nba and nike, accusing them of kowtowing to china. following the back-and-forth over a tweet from general manager of the houston rockets that voiced support for protesters in hong kong. the vice president accusing the league of putting it is in his interests ahead of free speech. commissioner adam silver says that's not the case. >> we have adhered to our core values from the first moment to the extent that there was any doubt about it, we reinforce those are our core values. we are going to double down on engaging with the people of china and india and throughout africa, around the world regardless of the governments. >> harris: meanwhile television analyst charles barkley went after the vice president and characteristically blunt terms. >> all american companies are doing business in china. i don't understand why these holier-than-thou politicians, if they so want to worry about china, why don't they stop all transactions with china? >> harris: fox business netw

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. >> harris: let's start we are remaining -- awaiting remarks from mike pompeo. who are right now meeting with the president are one of turkey. their goal to broker a cease-fire between the kurds and turkey. the turkish military continues an invasion of northern syria. today's high-stakes meetings comes hours after fox news obtained a letter, president trump wrote to erdogan on the day that turkish began last week. in that letter, the president and blunt language warrants erdogan "don't be a tough guy and don't be a cool." you are watching "outnumbered" i am harris faulkner. here are... melissa francis, lisa boothe and parade johanna maska and in the center seat, josh is back josh holmes former chief of staff senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, great to see you. you know what, because of your closeness with mcconnell and we will get to the vp and secretary of state, but i just want to ask you because senator mcconnell has been very vocal as have other republicans about the situation in syria. are you surprised by that? >> no, not surprised by that at all. the

. ♪ >> harris: vice president mike pence is reportedly setting off on a national tour to target housets in districts at the present one back in 2016, we impeachment will not be popular. meanwhile, a pelosi-backed group is said to be funding $1 million in ads chained to protect those vulnerable democrats. i'm going to bring and now o'brien brandenburg, chairman of business and finance at the king's college in new jersey, ad jason nichols, professional tomf african-american studies at the university of maryland. i will start with you, jason. nancy pelosi and this group, a million dollars to protect democrats. at work? >> i think it will. i think messaging is going to be very important at this point. >> harris: what is the message? >> i think the message is that while trump is saying the depressive do nothing, all the bills they have passed, all the things they've worked on, infrastructure, prescription drugs, many of the things i have put forth that have been stonewalled by mitch mcconnell. he has acted like dikembe mutumbo, swatting everything away. >> harris: when you pass something i

harris also said the secretary of state mike pompeo should also be investigated as part of the impeachment inquiry to find out what he knew about the call between president trump and the president of ukraine and when he knew it. >>and the last day of september about to start to move new month on this monday, we're looking out over the bay area little hazy there but a nice day today gorgeous shot downtown san francisco, let's check in with your chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence yet i see that sunshine, you know what that we a aually had a couple raindrops overnight. we had a few showers popping up around the bay area the skies cleared out in a hurry and there yon go. we have the winds picking up along the coastline looking out toward the golden gate bridge, some places, of those winds upwards of 20 miles per hour. hey, you know that system roll on through not a lot of energy to about how about that more snow piling up in the sierra nevada and winter weather advisories up again the system beginning to wind down but another one to 4 inches across some of the higher peaks, the winds

>>harris also said that secretary of state mike pompeo should be investigated as part of the impeachment inquiry to find out what he knew about the call between president trump and the ukrainian president and when he knew it and just today it has been reported that pompeo i was listening to that call between trump and the ukrainian president. still to come tonight after being found in a closet, a world war one veterans remains are finally being buried. >>nearly 2 years later we'll take you to that ceremony. >>plus governor gavin newsome takes on the n double n c double a after signing a new law that allows college athletes make money from endorsements we hear from college athlete here in the bay area on the new action and if you want skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you're streaming us on kron on. >>go to kron on dot tv to start watching now and you might want to think about get some extra blankets out either get ready for a very cold when you put pen to paper right now what is going to change going it's going to. >>initiate dozens of other states to intr

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. >> harris: the vice president moments ago, mike pence that his predecessor had a son on an energy boarde company without the resume, i'm paraphrasing a little bit, while his dad was leading conversations with ukraine. it's about time they be looked at. leslie, i will give you a last word. >> again, look at it. let them look at it. >> harris: let them look at it? an investigation would be fine? >> i have no problem with that because all the investigations of the bed done by ukraine -- >> harris: can joe biden concentrate on this and run? all right, i'm just curious. can he stay focused? >> yeah, they are trying to pull a focus and that's why elizabeth warren is gaining in the polls. she is focused on the policies. >> harris: she is gaining in general. leslie marshall, lars larson, i will bring you back. thank you very much. a lot going on. the president is still speaking. we will go back to that here on fox news channel. thank you for watching "over time." here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert. he went from a diplomat most of america had never heard of to a central figure in the democrat

has called on his us counterpart, mike pompeo, to allow a diplomat‘s wife to return to the uk and face police questions about a fatal traffic accident. 19—year—old harryugust after his motorbike was hit by a car near raf croughton, in northamptonshire, a military base used by the us air force. the main suspect, named as anne sacoolas, has left the uk and is protected from prosecution by diplomatic immunity. ben ando reports. a tragedy on this english country road that is spiralling into a diplomatic incident between britain and the united states. 19—year—old harry dunn died when his motorbike was struck by a car driven on the wrong side. now dominic raab has raised the issue with mike pompeo. the car was being driven by anne sacoolas, seen here on her wedding day 16 years ago. the wife of a diplomat working at this military base. i would like to think that, as a mum, she would at least try to put herself in a position and just wave the immunity herself and come and see us. the immunity herself and come and see us. i think that's about the only hope we have got. anne sacoolas it's back at home in this neighbourhood near washington, dc. immunity can be

harry has pushed back before. welcome to use all the media lawyer mike stevenson that report.edia lawyer mike stevenson that report. he joins us all the media lawyer mike stevenson that report. hejoins us now all the media lawyer mike stevenson that report. he joins us now to take us that report. he joins us now to take us through this. how significant is this? it is pretty significant. it isa this? it is pretty significant. it is a kind of one in every hundred yea rs is a kind of one in every hundred years kind of case. the last time but hey royal went to court to give evidence was in the late 1890s, so it is really rare. —— that a royal went to court. there was almost a possibility princess diana would go to court and do so about a century later, when bryce taylor took pictures, the gym photographs which are intimacy memory. so it really is very rare. there is a good reason for that. that is that the legal courtroom is outside your control. you are going to be cross—examined by the best qcs in the land, the best lawyers, you outside your comfort zone, and disclosure may well

talking points too, this goes to your point about where a secretary mike pompeo going to bat for the president on this issue? >> harris: the reason i ask that, melissa, it is logical to me as like one of the biggest voices in our country, and the biggest diplomats we have around the world, the secretary of state to say i was on the call. there was was nothing on tort, we talked before hand, there been some notes and talk about whether the president was prepared, whatever. he could've stepped up and squashed some of this from the beginning. >> melissa: are you talking about the interview with martha reddick? >> harris: you know that you don't have to be asked the question if you have the answers, can't you speak up first? >> melissa: in that situation it looked like he was sincerely blindsided, not that he was saying, when i watch the interview again and again, you are making this point to me, talking in the hallway -- i think that he was, i don't think she said where you on the call, she said, we have this report and what is this? and he was saying, i have not had a chance to look at this yet, i don't know what we are

. >> harris: today is also the deadline for secretary of state mike pompeo to turn over ukraine documents as house democrats are also threatening to subpoena the white house if it does not comply with providing documents by today. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live with the latest. deadlines and documents. >> good afternoon to you. no indication mike pompeo will comply with that subpoena. we've reached out to see different sources and have not yet heard back. in the meantime, the letter from the white house and at the post he may go up to capitol hill today. it may wait until monday before it goes up. basically the white house is saying, "you haven't taken a full head the house of representatives to authorize an impeachment inquiry. unless and until you do, we will not comply with any subpoenas or requests for darkness anything like that. you have the authority to do that. it stands in sharp contrast to where the president appeared to be a couple days ago and that press conference with the finished president, sauli niinisto. that they would be sending subpoenas to the wh

raab has urged the us secretary of state mike pompeo to allow a diplomat‘s wife to return to the uk and face police questions about a fatal traffic accident. harry was in a collision with a car near a military base in england used by the us air force. anne sacoolas left the country despite telling police she had no plans to do so. duncan kennedy has the details. harry dunn was just 19 when he was knocked off his motorbike last august. he died of multiple injuries. it happened not far from this american air base in northamptonshire, when he collided with a car driven by the wife of a diplomat who worked at the base. that driver was anne sacoolas, pictured here on her wedding day in 2003. but within two weeks of crash, she and her family returned to the united states. this is the neighbourhood near washington, dc, where they own a home. it was her decision to leave britain despite being a suspect in a fatal car crash that today led to the prime minister to intervene. i do not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose and i hope that anne sacoolas will come back and will engage properly with the p

federal judge said to release documents including mike pompeo and the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani and they have 30 days to do so. harrylitman is back with us. harry, can officials of the state department put a stop to it? say, nope, we're just not giving you the records? >> they certainly can't, although that hasn't stopped the department of justice from stonewalling in the past. there's a pending order. it will be appealed. this district court in massachusetts. it will be appealed above. even if they comply it may be riddled with extensions, it's under the freedom of information act brought by a

federal judge said to release documents including mike pompeo and the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani and they have 30 days to do so. harry litman is back with us. harry, can officials of the state department put a stop to it? say, nope, we're just not giving you the records? >> they certainly can't, although that hasn't stopped the department of justice from stonewalling in the past. there's a pending order. it will be appealed. this district court in massachusetts. it will be appealed above. even if they comply it may be riddled with extensions, it's under the freedom of information act brought by a non-partisan watchdog, but it's just another way, they really zero in on giuliani here and trump's use of his personal lawyers s and two others, and another way in which this giuliani feature is an achilles' heel for the administration. there's going to be many weak links trying to exert executive privilege and the like since they have in charge of the whole foreign policy a guy who's never worked in the government. it's another reversal, another fire they can try to put out but some of these fires they're not going to be ab

has called on his us counterpart, mike pompeo, to allow a diplomat‘s wife to return to the uk and face police questions about a fatal traffic accident. 19—year—old harryear raf croughton in northamptonshire, a military base used by the us air force. the main suspect, named as anne sacoolas, has left the uk and is protected from prosecution by diplomatic immunity. ben ando reports. a tragedy on this english country road that is spiralling into a diplomatic incident between britain and the united states. 19—year—old harry dunn died when his motorbike was struck by a car being driven on the wrong side. now the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has raised the issue with the us secretary of state, mike pompeo. the car was being driven by anne sacoolas, seen here on her wedding day 16 years ago, the wife of an american diplomat working at this us air base. two weeks after the crash, she and herfamily moved back to the states, under diplomatic immunity. i would like to think that, as a mum, she would at least try to put herself in our position and just waive the immunity herself and come and see us. i think that's about the only hope we have got. anne sacoola

democratic presidential candidate kamala harris celebrated the opening of a campaign office in oakland yesterday. she was asked about whether states secretary of mike pompeo should be required to be part of ukraine probe and so pompeo should be required to be a part of that investigation to figure out exactly what he said what he knew and what he. >>directed of giuliani to do. and in addition to that you go before congress in terms of its capacity in this role of oversight. >>harris was also joined by us representative barbara lee at the opening. >>and oakland's could continue derrick coleman is back in court this friday. we speak with his attorney tony serra about what he expects to happen next and popular clothing store forever, 21. files for bankruptcy closing >>cbs is pulling a heart a drug off the shelves because of cancer concert in the pharmacy chain says it has stopped selling zantac and its own generic version of the medication. the move comes after the us drug. a food and drug administration said that asda reducing medicines with iran mitt to dean contain low levels of an impurity that could cause cancer. despite cbs his decision to stop

harris now rejoining the event just hours after she initially pulled out over president trump being given a bipartisan justice award. nbc's mikelive from columbia, south carolina. so, can you just break down what all unfolded here around kamala harris today? i know there was a lot of back-and-forth on this. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, alex. first, i just want to explain, i am not running for office. we're just standing backstage here where some of the candidates have been filing back and forth. >> you could! >> reporter: in between their events. mayor pete buttigieg is still on stage and we're hoping maybe to have a chance to speak with him as he walks through on the way out. as you mentioned, a lot of whiplash about kamala harris' participation in this event. taking you back to the beginning, yesterday president trump spoke here at the event co-hosted by the bipartisan justice center, given an award for his work on criminal justice reform. what we saw was kamala harris responding to that, trying to make a statement by not appearing here. she issued a statement and i'm going to read part of it, which "president trump celebr

mike pompeo does not turn over ukraine documents by today. it's a big friday! let's rock 'n' roll. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox nation host, tomi lahren. fox news contributor, jessica karloff. in the center seat, the stire is on fire! chris stirewalt. he is "outnumbered." let's jump right into this discussion. the president taking the bully pulpit outside the white house. at the end he says, "in two hours i'll be back." >> chris: it's like chuck woolery! this is a good gambit for republicans because there are democrats who feel queasy about this and who are from swing districts. especially states like texas, the suburbs. maybe they don't want to be out on a limb on this. but the timing is not great for republicans. it follows after a string of bad news for the president about the tax and the other things. if they held the vote today, she would have plenty of votes to get the job done. democrats have seen poll numbers turned their way on this and they feel optimistic. it doesn't mean that stays that way. but right now the clock is working in democrats 'slavery. >> harris: jessic

. >> harris: president trump is imposing sanctions on turkey amid the growing international uproar over its offensive in syria. this, as vice president mikee says president trump made his expectations going forward to clear during a phone call with the turkish president yesterday. >> president trump communicated to him very clearly that the united states of america wants turkey to stop the invasion, to implement an immediate cease-fire. and the president has directed me and robert o'brien to lead a delegation to turkey in the immediate future to begin discussions and negotiations to bring the bloodshed to an end. >> harris: and he's talking about, of course, what we've learned. and that's that the vice president will leave for turkey within the next 24 hours. meanwhile, there is this -- more backlash from lawmakers, top senate democrats already sang the sanctions will not be enough. house speaker nancy pelosi hitting the president's response so far as falling very short. is she right or wrong? >> chris: following very short? it's embarrassing that senators and congressmen in the united states would criticize trump for not going to war, wh

harry again. the committee heard from michael mckinley. now, this was a former top advisor to the secretary of state mike pompeo who reportedly testified that political pressure was applied to non-partisan career officials inside the state department under the trump administration all focused on the ukraine. eric swallwell. congressman, thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. now, this person did not appear under subpoena. so i assume that means you can tell us a little bit more than what is normal or what -- what are the rules governing this? >> yeah. well, we're having closed hearings right now, chuck, because the nature of this is it's a national security event. there's not that many witnesses to it. and before they can cook up alibis or tailor their testimony to each other, we want to hear what happened. get a sense of the timeline. understand who was in on this shakedown scheme. who was not. and then consider whether public hearings would help us to move forward. so we're trying -- i would -- if there was contradictory testimony to what the whistle-blower said or what the president confessed to, i would tell you. there was not. there wa

harris faulkner. the latest developments now on ukraine. house democrats subpoenaing rudy giuliani for all ukraine and related documents. and we are learning secretary of state mikenian leader in july. it's a phone call out the center of the whistle-blower complaint. and we are learning president trump as the prime minister to help investigate the origins of the mueller broek, amid reports that barr also made -- however, the justice department says this is standard procedure as far as reviewing the probe it. i would have the australian part, that there is pushback. heavy pushback,

mike speaker pelosi needs to end this infatuation with impeachment. >> i apply the speaker for admitting it's a sham, but can't but the genie back in the bottle. >> harris: lieutenant colonel alexander vindman becomes the first white house national security official to testify today, in prepared testimony he told lawmakers of his concerns about the president's conversation with ukraine's leader, that july phone call in question. and that he had notified the nsc's top attorney. democrats are defending vindman, but some allies of the presence or questioning his credibility >> there are far too many of these republicans who believe they swore an oath and an allegiance to donald trump. they are willing to attack anyone, to ignore any facts, to overlook any misdeed, because they place their greatest loyalty to their dear leader, donald trump. >> harris: will get into that with the guests, but first let's get the fax. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on capitol hill. catherine? >> harris, good afternoon. komal vindman arrived on capitol hill just over three hours ago. he has been behind closed doors in this deposition with the three house c

. >> harris: let's start we are remaining -- awaiting remarks from mike pompeo.ht now meeting with the president are one of turkey. their goal to broker a cease-fire between the kurds and turkey. the turkish military continues an invasion of northern syria. today's high-stakes meetings comes hours after fox news obtained a letter, president trump wrote to erdogan on the day that turkish began last week. in that letter, the president and blunt language warrants erdogan "don't be a tough guy and don't be a cool." you are watching "outnumbered" i am harris faulkner. here are... melissa francis, lisa boothe and parade johanna

this thinking, what does the practical implication of this amendment coming up being harry, what would you say is mike secures a majority for the deal as it is, getting the implementing legislation, which will contain all the gory details, getting it through parliament is going to be a real struggle. it is your view, katie, now that they dup have made their views clear, the government are not just doing it, they are voting for the amendment, where do you think i believe the prime minister?m the amendment, where do you think i believe the prime minister? it is a difficult position they will find themselves in but they will try and push and have a vote next week on the legislation, but as he pointed out, you will see labour mps thinking about backing the deal thinking about backing the deal think we have more time to look at all the potential pros and cons, which is exactly what number 10 did not want, so it is a more uphill task and i think it gets less likely that we are living on october the sist, that we are living on october the 31st, but not impossible, because ultimately the eu have to say yes to

mike pompeo and attorney general william barr. what did they know, and when did they know it? one of senators hoping to ask some of those questions is senator kamala harris who's a member of the senate intelligence committee and the senate judiciary committee. she asked attorney general barr one of most important questions he's ever been asked under oath. senator harris joins us next. er. senator harris joins us next e pn that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm but it's not really something yoyou want to buy.. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%. which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like ah well i don't know what you'd wanna buy cause i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. 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 password

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of british teenager harry dunn who was killed in a road crash involving a us. diplomat‘s wife, have just been meeting the foreign secretary. dominic raab told his us. counterpart mikenity to leave britain. let's hear what the dunn family spokesperson has to say good afternoon, everybody. i am the family spokesperson for harry dunn's family. we are extremely grateful for the opportunity to have had that time with the foreign secretary. to say that we're disappointed with the outcome of the meeting would be an understatement. we need some time to gather our thoughts and compose ourselves. we are frustrated and angry and we just need about an hour or $0 angry and we just need about an hour or so tojust angry and we just need about an hour or so to just gather angry and we just need about an hour or so tojust gather our angry and we just need about an hour or so to just gather our thoughts and then if you just give us some space and time to do that, then we will meet you all in college green in about one hour. thank you. so a spokesperson for the appearance of the british teenager harry dunn there. after having a chat with the foreign secretary dominic raab after the d

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harry & meghan: an africanjourney is on itv tonight at 9pm. there was a salsa that was "off the chart", a near—perfect foxtrot, and a standing ovation. but it was mike is the samba. our returning guest judge, alphonso, danced to this song in the fresh prince of bel air and it became an iconic scene. music. let's do it together at one time. cheering. i think it was an amazing crowd pleaser —— pleaser. i think it was an amazing crowd pleaser -- pleaser. i recoiled in horror, darling. you made me need therapy. honestly. let's chat now to heidi stephens from the guardian. thank you so much. looking back at that from my, is it surprisingly got a seven from alfonso ribeiro?” think so. what it lacked in some content and more than made up for in enthusiasm. but that does not win strictly, unfortunately.” enthusiasm. but that does not win strictly, unfortunately. ijust wonder if his entertainment value will be enough to see him through next week? i hope so. i think it could be. i'd love to see mike in hollowing. i think he really needs to get more dance content in there if he is going to go any further. to get more dance content in there if he is going to go

mike had been a bit under the weather. he danced brilliantly. they delivered and we've seen him really improve, great to see! we will talk about that a little bit later. the parents of teenager harrythe wife of a us diplomat, will fly to washington later to raise concerns about the case with american politicians. anne sacoolas returned to the united states after the crash, claiming diplomatic immunity. she now wants to meet harry's parents. let's speak now to the lawyer representing harry's family, mark stephens, who joins us from our london newsroom. good morning mark stevens. you've come on board as the family lawyer this week —— good morning mark stephens. bring us up to date, harry's parents are flying to the us today. what do they want to achieve from this visit? they are trying to see anne sacoolas to actually understand how their son died. ithink to actually understand how their son died. i think viewers will understand that if you're in that process where you need psychologically to move beyond the insta nt, psychologically to move beyond the instant, the moment, towards a grieving process, you need to know what happened in those last seconds and everything else and you wa