and pence case in the fact that before being elected director of the cia, mike pompeo was engagedsiness, more precisely, in the oil business, he was the president of a company in the center of international that supplied equipment to the texas company koch industries, famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including in iran the supply of equipment to the iranian plant zagros petra chemical mike pence was known before the vice presidency as a successful lobbyist for the interests of chevron oil companies, and their dream, mobile the latter had a branch in iraq ex-son, mobile and round, and sulimonone actively fought against the influence of american corporations on the iranian oil industry. that's the whole rebus, it seems that somewhere we have already seen it correctly. the americans tried, uh, to find some indirect ways. e. influence on iranian oil production and delivery of iranian oil through the territory of iraq and through the territory of syria and, in general, achieved some success in this. that is, there, er, the struggle continues. uh, on the one hand, the am

when adviser john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo persuaded trump to avenge the wound for the4 globall, yes, and suleimani poses a threat, what is hidden under the word of threat can be understood if you study the biographies of two mike pompeo and penza the fact is that before being elected director of the cia, mike pompeo was engaged in business, more precisely, the oil business, he was the president of a company in the center of international that supplied equipment to the texas company koch industries, famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including in iran, the supply of equipment to an iranian plant zagros petra temikol mike pence was known as a successful lobbyist for chevron oil companies, and their dream, mobile last had a branch in iraq ex-son mobile iraq a sulimon actively fought against the influence of american corporations on the iranian oil industry. that's the whole rebus, it seems that somewhere we have already seen it correctly. the americans tried to find some indirect ways. e. influences on iranian iran's oil production and supplies of iranian o

mike pompeo. prior to historians -- service at the state department as a top diplomat, mr. pompeo served as the director of the central intelligence agency. before that he served four terms in congress. before he started his public service, mr. pompeo was a business leader in manufacturing, aviation and service industries. he graduated first in his class at west point 1986. and served in the u.s. army patrolling the berlin wall. after the cold war was over, he graduated from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review. he worked as an attorney at williams and connelly immediately following harvard. ladies and gentlemen, i give you mr. secretary, mike pompeo. [applause] >> good morning everyone. it's great to be with you all, be with somebody remarkable distinguished scholars to talk about an important subject. my fantastic ambassadors who served alongside with me. when you were talking about surprisingly successful or raw or, [applause] [laughter] >> i think the entire trump administration. -- most famously, the last time where he actually suggested i

china is still the biggest national security threat to america former secretary of state mike pompeo will join me next. ♪ (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. maria: welcome back taiwan bracing for what the taiwanese leadership describes as grim times ahead of sheesh and pings securing at historic third term as a communist party leader. president biden and president xi jinping are expected attend the

we'll talk to mike pompeo about that. he joins me and senator ted cruz here today. first, the top order of business. 15 days to go, right? it was six months ago five minutes ago but now it's around the corner. really surprising democrat candidates in states like new york and california now under pressure. michigan. we'll take a look at the governor's race. we'll take a look at those. these are the headlines, this is what is being talked about today. politco, big republican gains. "the washington post," democrats fear that the mid-term map is slipping away from them. and axios is showing a red tsunami. president biden moments ago said this. >> so far we're running against the tide and we're beating the tide. we just have 15 days until one of the most important elections in our lifetime. it's going to shape the way this country looks like for the coming decade. >> he did zero campaigning over the weekend. let's bring in fox news contributor josh kraushaar. these are the senate toss-up races as you see them and as we see them. nevada, arizona, georgia, pennsylvania. le

it was the iranian people. >> martha: mike pompeo, good to see you. martha: so nevada is one of a handful of states that could decide control in the senate. now this race is razor tight. republican adam laxalt joins us in just a moment as we count down to election day next. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. my point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to verizon business unlimited today. from the network america relies on. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

mike pompeo pio and secretariats. great to have you this weekend. thanks for being here. maria.t to be with you. i was very taken aback struck by these reports that there is a ccp communist party police in america and they claim that they have to have their own police so that they could track crimes by chinese americans. we have our own law enforcement in america. why has the ccp have been able to put police stations in our country. i've seen that reporting also, maria , they shouldn't have police station so they shouldn't be doing law enforcement here. of course, that's just nonsense. you'll remember we had a huge spy operation being conducted by the chinese communist party . when we were in office, we closed the chinese consulate in houston, texas, where they are operating out of, but this effort of the chinese communist party to influence people here inside the united states. that's something you and i have talked about an awful lot. this problem is inside the gates. they're telling american citizens of chinese heritage. you have family back there. be careful. we know where y

former secretary of state mike pompeo reacts.s in washington on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. to you. if this does happen, this could be the first in a series of actions from this administration to bring those gas prices down. bloomberg is reporting that the administration's inching closer to releasing 10 to 15 million barrels from the strategic petroleum oil reserves. the white house can be announcing how it plans to refresh the stockpile considering it's been the lowest in nearly four decades. we're headed into very cold months here. right now the average for unledded is $3.87. that is down from two weeks ago and still higher than it was in the last month, that average. u.s. refiners are preparing for a potential fuel export ban within the next month here. some democrats believe president biden could also be taking action against saudi arabia for opec's decision to cut oil in the coming days. the left has been blaming this worsening energy crises on on oe long time gulf ally pretty much everyone except themselves jus

you have republicans and democrats, i love mike pompeo, i served with mike pompeo, i respect mike pompeoant america, puppets chased out. give vladmir putin ukraine, more assets more tools to fight the war. where are the republicans and democrats to hold on a second. we're really smart. see how this plays out. we're not playing checkers, stuart. we're playing chess. who is playing chess, stuart? i don't know. the consequences could be grave and desperate for the world if put inch uses his nukes and he threated to use them. america wants to support ukraine, give them weapons and tools, if this ramps up you will see america give up real quick when their hide is on the land because vladmir putin is angry at support we've given to the to the ukrainians. stuart: you differ from me in this respect. move on to this one. correspondent in abc news says the democrats are doomed for the midterms. watch this. >> the economy is so tough for so many people, food prices, rent spiking. if they got retirement funds those are evaporating. even the issue of abortion. while millions of people who that will b

the fact is that before being elected director cia mike pompeo was in business, more specifically , theusiness. he was the president of a firm at the international center that supplied equipment to the texas company dustries, famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including the supply of equipment to the iranian plant in iran. . n and their son mobile last had a branch in iraq, ex-son mobile, and sulimon actively fought against the influence of american corporations to the iranian oil industry. that's the whole rebus, it seems that somewhere we have already seen it right, the americans tried, uh, to find some indirect ways. uh. and the influence on iranian oil production and the early delivery of iranian oil through the territory of iraq and through the territory of syria and, in general, have achieved some success in this. that is, there, er, the struggle continues. uh, one side of the american hmm blockade on the other side of the attempt. uh iran this american blockade somehow second. uh, apparently there haven't been major clashes since then, but iran yara is an opponent

former secretary of state mike pompeo on the impact of a compromised president on america's nationalty. then, joe biden's wide open border creates death, heart ache while enriching dangerous cartels. one woman's story of losing her son to an illegal migrant and her efforts to take on policy. the dead thely realities of biden's dangerous open border policy with florida statehouse candidate kiyan michael. now it's being called a toss-up. murder, burglary, drugs the new normal in new york. how long will it take to reverse the impact of dangerous and deadly policies? new york gubernatorial contend or lee zeldin on his efforts to stop the bleeding coming up right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we begin this sunday morning with corruption at the highest levels. a string of evidence revealed last week about just how hard the fbi tried to take down donald trump regardless of not finding any evidence of russia collusion. and all the while covering up for clinton crimes and biden lies. the fbi paid igor danchenko $200,000 to stay on the fbi's payroll for three and a ha

joining us now, former secretary of state, mike pompeo, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> mike: great to be with you. >> shannon: start with bridge explosion, this is a key artery between russia and crimea, who is responsible? what is the impact practically and psychologically? >> mike: it's hard to know, my guess the uukrainians have some to do with it. this is humiliating for putin, this is one of his great achievements, i think 2018, it was built. to watch this be risk is certainly something that is a game changer on the ground in ukraine. as trey reported, ukraines are doing great work of liberating town after town after town and the russians are failing. >> shannon: the president said thursday night, here is the report from the white house transcript. the first time since the cuban missile crisis, if things continue down the path they have been going, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since the cuban missile crisis. he also says he doesn't think putin is joking and is there an off ramp for putin and would he take it? >> mike: my goodness. first off, those comments were

mike pompeo joins us. i know you have an announcement coming out about your book in january.what does that tell you? >> it tells me they're going to stay at this until we convince vladimir putin that the cost is too high. it's time. they've been dribbling out these windows too slow. not enough range. we should be providing ukrainians every tool they need. >> brian: we're not. they want long range rockets. >> that's exactly right. we give them enough ammunition to last two weeks. we should be providing them with everything they need to provide overwhelming fire power to convince putin he has to stop this. slow, late, short, that's a disasterous model for america. >> steve: you come in on joe biden on thursday night in a fundraiser saying he might, vladimir putin might use nukes. we heard kirby yesterday saying that's not new intel. it either was not new intel. then again, maybe the president knew that and just blurted it out by mistake. nonetheless, it ratchets things up to a level where it makes a lot of people uncomfortable. >> reckless. absolutely reckless. imagine john ken

we want to get more on this joining me the former secretary of state fox news contributor, mike pompeocretary it's great to have you, thank you for being here. >> maria, it is great to be with you. maria: i was very taken back, struck by these reports that there is a cpp, communist party police in america and they claim that they have to have their own police and they can track crimes by chinese-american. we have our own law enforcement america, why has the ccp been able to put police stations in our country? >> i have seen that reporting also maria they should have police stations or they should be doing law enforcement here, of course that is nonsense. you will remember we had a huge spy operation being conducted by the chinese communist party when we were in office we close the chinese consulate in houston, texas when they were operating out of this effort of the chinese communist party to influence people inside of the united states, that is something that we talked about an awful lot. this is inside the gates the telling american citizens of chinese heritage and family, be careful

i think that is completely unacceptable. >> last word to you. >> i would say it mike pompeo is my friend and i honor that relationship pretty he was one of the greatest secretaries of state that this country has seen. a world-class businessman, a very principled and actually had some pretty huge are compliments during his time, especially in the middle east when it came to the abraham accords. so i guess you do not identify with good leaders because you cite joe biden as a good one. >> you have 60 seconds or less in your time starts now, amanda. >> i appreciate spending time with you. i am a business leader and mother who has lived in this committee for a long time. i made the decision to run because i had asked people that simple question, are you better off today? as i've said through the course of this debate, we know that people are not better off today. decisions have been made that have resulted in economic devastation in this country and record levels of inflation. $8,700 hit two households in this community. interest rates rising heading into a recession and it is a result of the

former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us in just a moment. we begin with senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. >> yes, some tough talk and tough action from russia as we find the fighting here is intensifying. russian president vladimir putin using that gathering about moscow based think tank to blast the u.s. and west for frankly all the troubles in the region and the world, calling the next decade the most dangerous since world war ii. here is more of what he had to say. >> world domination is what the so-called west bets on in its game, but that game is without a doubt a dangerous, bloody and filthy one. >> this as russia's dangerous strategy of knocking out ukraine's power spy is picking up more attacks overnight on energy infrastructure here in kyiv, forcing the city to impose even more rolling blackouts, to conserve electricity as the cold winter approaches. in the key southern city of kherson, a battle could be looming as ukrainian forces make a move to take it back from russian control. there are signs, though, that moscow

the fact is that before being elected director of the cia, mike pompeo was engaged in business, morely, the oil business. he was the president of a firm at the international center that supplied equipment to a texas company famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including in iran the supply of equipment to an iranian plant. zagros petra temikol mike pence was known as a successful lobbyist for the interests of chevron oil companies before the vice presidency, and their dream, mobile the latter had a branch in iraq , ex-son mobile and sulimoni actively fought against the influence of american corporations on the iranian oil industry. that's the whole rebus, it seems that somewhere we have already seen it correctly. the americans tried, uh, to find some indirect ways. e. and the influence on iranian oil production and the supply of iranian oil through the territory of iraq and through the territory of syria, in general, has reached certain success. that is, there, er, the struggle continues. uh, on the one hand, the american blockade, on the other hand, the attempt. uh, iran

mike pompeo, never give an inch. what's in it? s, you go to mike pompeo.com or go to your bookstore to get it. the four years that i served as first cia director so there's great story too, great espionage stories in the book. stuart: you're allowed to reveal these? >> its been cleared but we got some of it, it's great people doing amazing things on behalf of america, and then we got to tell the story about how we delivered on behalf of the american people, how we implemented executed our america -first foreign policy and then of course talks a little bit about me and how i executed that as well. i think people would enjoy it. it's a fun read too. stuart: of course everybody thinks you're running for the presidency but you won't answer that question will you? >> no, sir not this morning. stuart: i think i've asked you -- >> 29 more days we'll have a good election and see what happens. stuart: sir a great pleasure. >> thank you, sir. stuart: much obliged to you, sir check those futures, please, we got seven minutes to go, dow is up

in a moment was former secretary of state mike pompeo about how he would address the escalation.ut first we become a team coverage traders live in the ground with an exclusive report on what he discovered in a village ukrainian troops reclaimed from russia just days ago. and lucas tomlinson is traveling with the president lucas. >> shannon, russian president vladimir putin state of mind is right now top of mind for president biden. >> speaking at a democratic fundraiser this week biden said we have a quote face the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. the white house explaining it more a day later. >> we have not seen any reason to adjust our own strategic nuclear posture nor any indication russia is preparing to adamantly use nuclear weapons regrets the comments comments putin has repeatedly indicated he could turn to nuclear weapons to protect russia's gains in ukraine ukraine. still suffering humiliating has hundreds of thousands of russians fled the country to evade his mobilization order. also on the president's mind, the u.s. economy which adde

lashing out against saudi arabia and opec for cutting oil production former secretary of state mike pompeo responded this morning on fox news sunday. >> the the point the finger at someone else opec and saudis is enormous mistake when america has the capacity to produce energy independence for its own country and provide energy for the world as well. lucas: pompeo also taking issue with biden's comments on armageddon defined last battle between good and evil before day of judgment and called comments reckless and when you hear president talking about armageddon using in fundraiser not nor american people. even democrats irked by the president's policies. >> i did not support the proposal that the president put forward or the action that the president took forward. it's not that i don't understand that we have a crisis of college affordability. i represent michigan state and 5 universities and colleges but i thought it was a band-aid that didn't get to the underlying problem. lucas: crime and other major midterm election as well. fbi says murder increased last year on top of largest spikes

taking the opportunity, mike pompeo on the air also presents its title in the spirit of the times with book. never yielding, nor an inch is the west ready to put up with the referendums that took place in donetsk, luhansk , kherson and zaporozhye, not to recognize the voices of millions of people. he is trying to get to washington with allies, there are facts of pressure from foreign participants to support the project. that is why the russian delegation insisted on a secret voting, but violating all un rules. this format was not approved. we are all witnessing an outrageous scam. in which, unfortunately, the chairman of the general assembly played the key role of such a scope of cynicism of confrontation and extremely dangerous polarization, as it has not been in the history of the world organization. this is especially evident at this session, the politicization, which follows already from the fact that it was specially created to promote the narrative directed against one state of the russian federation russia in according to vasily, nebenzya proposed her own project, where diplomat

i spoke with number two to united states economy, i spoke with former secretary of state mike pompeorday on "sunday morning futures" much has come on backs of americas because of theft of intellectual property and awareness here is mike pompeo yesterday. >> i also think of folks in biden administration cabinet worked on above of chinese communist party we are only beginning to pull threads there are other things personal family interests former business interests or friends doing that kind of peddling enormous national security risks. >> it is about money jonathan whether this administration, or corporations, not wantings to upset the ccp, they give away the business, as they get entrÉe into selling to 1.4 billion people you spoke about this a lot. >> well maria i mean we built the people's republic of china built it giving them access to our market the largest in the world by giving access to our technology, giving them access to our capital we did this. it ways grarian nation the opening for united states transferred supply chains over there probably greatest mistake in modern hist

. >> reporter: the committee interviewed trump cabinet members, including steve mnuchin, mike pompeo and elaine clow. and they interviewed ginni thomas, wife of clarence thomas. >> we have significant information that we have not shown to the public that's available to us. >> reporter: members hinting it could highlight the role of roger stone. >> what they are assuming is the election will be normal. it will not be normal. >> reporter: ties between violent extremist groups and trump's circle. >> the mob was led by some extremist groups. they plotted in advance what they were going to do. those individuals were known to people in the trump orbit. >> reporter: the committee reconvening in public for the first time since the fbi searched trump's mar-a-lago es estate. with midterms less than a month away, a key focus is trump's efforts -- >> i ran twice. i won twice. >> reporter: to spread the falsehood the election was stolen and ensure election deniers take office. >> we have a better handle on the continuing clear and present danger that confronts the people of america. >> reporter:

joining me now mike pompeo former secretary of state and fox news trip for. mr.t's great to see you it is stunning despite the wall street journal and a few other publications they say what is coming down the pike but reuters will public pieces saying it looks like he would win a third time like there's any question whether xi jinping is going to win a third and likely lifetime term here. what's going on. >> my goodness they call it the people's congress but this isn't a congress people are going to vote, he's going to consolidate power in a way he's not had before almost certain to be a lifetime and what that means for every american is that this is going to be a confrontation, wall street journal got it right. we've been you taking about it for year, we watched chinese espionage in the united states, steal property build on the backs of the american workerer, you talked about president clinton, sold america out so they can build in china and dump it in the united states. they've been at economic war with the united states for an awfully long time time for the u

in a moment, i'll be joined by mike pompeo. perfect guest to talk about where to go from here with ukraine. first, trey yingst reporting live from kharkiv ukraine, which is on that list of cities that were hit. hi, trey. >> martha, good afternoon. we're getting new reaction to the widespread russian attack on the ukraine earlier today. it's another unacceptable escalation of the war. ukraine is bracing after targets like kyiv and kharkiv were hit. 11 people were killed and dozens injured including the head of the national police cyber unit in kyiv. black plumes of smoke were seen rising in the ukrainian capitol after the attack began. the russians say they were targeting military infrastructure. images from the ground tell a different story, a pedestrian bridge, a main street were damaged in the strikes prompting the mayor of kyiv to say this. >> it's a war against civilians. putin attack kyiv a couple weeks ago, months ago. a couple months ago. kyiv was targeted and still targeted by russians. >> the u.s. state department also

entering the primary competition in 2024, people like governor ron desantis, former secretary of state mike pompeo, former vice president mike pence, former governor of south carolina nikki haley, they have all been influenced by varying degrees by trumpism. what does that say about the conservative movement in the 2024 nomination process? >> well, i think it's a recognition of the -- the nature of the republican coalition. that coalition has changed over the last 10 years. a lot of college-degree-holders have left the republican party and become independents or even democrats. the percentage of republicans who lack college degrees has exploded over the last 10 years and even especially during t trump years. so that means that the party is going to be more populist. it means that it's going to be more anti-elitist. it's going to be less concerned with limiting government. less concerned with the more traditional conservative issues, say of entitlement reform, of addressing the problems with social security and medicare. it's going to want those benefits. so i think when you look at these candidate

amanda: mike pompeo is a friend. i honor that relationship. i think he was one of the greatest secretary's we have seen. we was head of his class at west point, a businessman, and very principled. andy had huge accomplishments during his time, especially in the middle east. so i think that you are wrong, i guess you do not identify strong leaders because you cite joe biden is a really good one. nick: we will give each of you a chance to make your case to voters. your time starts now, amanda adkins. amanda: i appreciate being here today. i have lived in this community for a long time and i come into this -- i made the decision to run because i asked people of the simple question, are you better off today? as i have said, we know that the people are not better off today. the decisions made have resulted in economic devastation in this country including record levels of inflation. and an $8,700 hit the households in this community. we are heading into a recession. and it is the result of some of the votes made by miss davids, including the americ

former secretary of sate mike pompeo will join me next to examine the threat and connect the dots toith us. ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. maria: welcome back. we have been discussing corruption at the highest levels of government, now connecting the dots to the national security lets that these actions represent. today is the start of the ccp's 20th national congress in beijing where president xi jinping is expected to be anointed dictator for life. china's economy has exploded there from almost $114 billion in 1972 to nearly $18 trillion in 2021, second only ott united states. some say the ccp has done this partly by steal ising secrets and intellectual property from the west, importantly, from america. joining me right now on the threat china possesses to u.s. national security including after biden's family influence peddling, former secretary of state and fox

joining me now former senior advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo and senior policy advisor, maryl is with us. great to see you. >> great to be with you. maria: assess the russia story for us right now. what do you make of biden saying he's a rational actor who miscalculated? >> well, i think he is a rational actor, maria, it's perfectly rational if you've invaded multiple countries over three presidential administrations, republican and democrat, although not in the trump administration, i hasteen to add, and have had no serious pushback from either the europeans or the united states, it's perfectly rational to think, well, i can go in and grab another piece of ukraine. and unfortunately, we have to meet this invasion with overwhelming force and we just haven't given the ukrainians what they need to win. maria: yeah. and all the while china supporting vladimir putin. sunday will mark the beginning of the people's congress and xi jinping, it will be clear that he is dictator for life, i assume. what are your thoughts after this congress happens on sunday and a it goes on? how will

we will ask that to mike pompeo coming up at eight: nine a.m.ing up. >> and now they say, what if he loses? what do we do? >> steve: thank you for joining us on this monday, october 10th. coming up, close to home, two teenagers chat outside the house of new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin while his teenage daughters were inside the kitchen table working on homework. he will join us live coming up. >> brian: plus come out rage over a questionable call involving tom brady. they said that was roughing the passer. it's called tackle football. the play that fans call failed. i know he's 45, but still. he has to play by our rules, too. ♪ ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out o

interviewed more members of trump's cabinet, that includes treasury secretary steve mnuchin and mike pompeo and elaine chao plus they did sit down with clarence thomas's wife to find out more about her texts to the former chief of staff mark meadows about overturning the election, her emails disputing the election results. plus the committee has received more than 1 million communications from the secret service. that includes emails, other planning documents, all from the lead-up to january 6. all about the preparation of secret service, what they knew as well. but bianna, the committee does say that the hearing will look different from the ones we've seen in the past. all of those had a specific theme. this will be in a compilation and continuing to drive home that point from the committee about the danger that the former president still poses. >> and they say it will include new information as well. a lot of new information. j jessica schneider, thank you. >>> i'm joining by elliott williams. so we were talking off air about this. it could be hard to keep track of all of the investigatio

former secretary of state mike pompeo joined me on sunday morning futures saying china's growth comes on the back of americans as the ccp has been stealing intellectual property from the west for more than a decade. >> i also think of the folks that are in the biden administration's cabinet who worked on behalf of the chinese communist party. i think we're beginning to pull the threads, there are other things, personal family interest, former business interest or friends that are doing the peddling creates ben nor be muse national security risk -- enormous national security risk. maria: americans believe the economy is in trouble and only getting worse while president biden touts his economy and snacks on ice cream. we're getting into i "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: well, more bad news for president biden this morning, a new fox news poll shows that if the election were to happen today, only 33% of voters would vote for president biden while 54% say they would vote for someone else. joining the conversation all morning long is columnist and fox news contributor, li

and mike pompeo is here.n meets face-to-face with the taliban for the first time since the killing. an argument against biden's marijuana pardon. why the former drug czar says the moods can only lead to rising crime. we are looking to brag a little bit. sean hannity promises to shower and be ready for our show, as does trey gowdy, fresh off his show, and piers morgan, who claims to be from another country. all that coming your way. we will try to get it in three hours. during that time, even though it's columbus day, i urge you, gradually, get dressed. ♪ ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. se

. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo discussed china's increasing influence and threat said the arctic region and the stay of china-russia relations. his marks came after the biden administration announced a new strategy for the arctic focused on national security, climate resilience, economic development and international collaboration. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker. he is a distinguished fellow. 70th secretary of state.

this morning, we heard from former secretary of state, mike pompeo. comments by president biden reckless. we heard retired admiral mike mullen on television, saying biden needs to avoid making these kinds of comments. and really back off and try to get back to private negotiations with the russians to try to really lower tensions. that has left the white house trying to walk a fine line between wanting to calm down tensions, reassure everyone that there is no new u.s. intelligence or information that led biden to suddenly have a new assessment about something being imminent. but also not wanting to undermine the president or suggest that he somehow was too alarmist in making those comments. listen to how white house national security council spokesman john kirby tried to thread that needle as he spoke to jonathan capehart this morning. >> mr. putin has been using this kind of rhetoric since almost the beginning of the invasion, jonathan. but, certainly he has been doing it a lot more recently. we have to take that rhetoric seriously. it would be irres

taking advantage in the case of mike pompeo on the air, they also present their book in the spirit ofnever yielding, not an inch is the west ready to put up with the referendums that took place in donetsk and luhansk , kherson and zaporozhye not to recognize the votes of millions of people of the proposal. the resolution that he is trying to pass to washington with allies is evidence of pressure from foreign participants to support the project. that is why the russian delegation insisted on a secret ballot, but violating all un rules. this format was not approved. you are now everyone has witnessed an outrageous scam. in which, unfortunately , the chairman of the general assembly played the key role of such a scope of cynicism of confrontation and extremely dangerous polarization, as it has not been in the history of the world organization. this is especially evident at this session, the politicization, which follows already from the fact that it was specially created to promote a narrative directed against one state of the russian federation , russia, according to vasily nebenzya, of

you have presidential candidate potentially mike pompeo, you have the governor of virginia, the governorah, senator tom cotton of arkansas, kari lake. they're all putting out tweets with this false idea. so, there is clearly a political force in anti-vaccine sentiment. >> well, look, i think from a public health standpoint, the more this becomes a political matter and the more people make this a political matter, the campaign against mandates bleeds into a campaign against the vaccine itself. and people generally don't take away the nuance of those messages if there is any nuance in those messages in the first place. they hear the skepticism against the vaccine and then they're less likely to consider it for themselves, even where it makes sense from a clinical standpoint. i didn't see a lot of people stepping up saying, look, my state won't mandate the vaccine. these are decisions left to pediatricians and parents. i would strongly encourage parents to make sure their children are up to date with all the available vaccines especially am advance of the flu and covid season. that would ha

i've got interviews with lee zeldin, congressman james comer, former secretary of state mike pompeo and congressman devin nuÑes. join us for all of those exclusives on fox news on sunday at 10 a.m. plus, right here on fox business start smart if every weekday from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." start your cay day -- day with us every weekend on fox business. that'll do it for us, everybody. thanks for watching, and i'll see you again next ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: hello. this week on "the wall street journal" at large, midterm elections are just three weeks away now. with inflation and economic woes at the top of voters' minds, is a red wave looming? even democrats are now acknowledging that there's chaos at the southern border. will something finally be done to secure it? plus, the house's january 6th committee plays its last card ahead of the election. have they made their case against donald trump? and kamala harris believes, yes, she really believes that children are our future. and that and more profound reflections from the woman who's a 79-year-old heartbeat from from -- the -- t

i've got interviews with lee zeldin, congressman james comer, former secretary of state mike pompeo andfor all of those exclusives on fox news on sunday at 10 a.m. plus, right here on fox business start smart if every weekday from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." start your cay day -- day with us every weekend on fox business. that'll do it for us, everybody. thanks for watching, and i'll see you again next ♪ ♪ ♪