live team coverage, pete hegseth breaks it all down and expert analysis from former campaign staffer former member of the israeli special forces counterterrorism unit aaron cohen and griff jenkins, it is a long night. >> reporter: good morning, move over, joe. elizabeth warren taking all the attacks from all corners of the debate stage. she has written in the polls but it was confirmation the way she was attacked at her signature issue, medicare for all and whether it could be paid for. the middle-class raising taxes was a big issue. >> your signature, tos a plan for everything except this was no plan has been laid out to explain how a multibillion-dollar whole in this medicare for all plan senator warren is putting forward is supposed to get filled in. >> costs are going to go up for the wealthy, they are going to go up for big corporations, they will not go up for middle-class families. we know it to the american people to tell them where we are going to spend. >> reporter: amy klobuchar calling a pipe dream. many wondered whether joe biden would be asked about his son hunter and t

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pete hegseth is live this morning at little oscar's restaurant in hampton, minnesota. hey, pete. minnesota. not the hamptons. we are out here on highway 52 in minnesota talking to the president. the president will be here next week for a big rally in minneapolis. many people will likely be here. with all this impeachment talk and pundits and politicians talking about what they're doing in washington, d.c. we want to get the pulse of the people. we came do little oscars. richard i want to start with you. this place opened early for us. richard was one of the first. when you look at all the impeachment talk and the hysteria in washington, d.c., what's your reaction? >> i honestly think it's laughable because the democrats ran on working with the president. that's how they won some of these red districts and they do the complete opposite when they finally get to washington. they can't be trusted. pete: interesting. you think it's all a political game to ultimately take down the president? >> yeah. i'm not worried about it. >> i think the impeachment would honestly help him. pete: it

let's go to "fox and friends" co-hosts pete hegseth and tomi lahren.t is this fascination with a system that ended in more -- a horrible way. venezuela being the latest example. >> we don't teach history very well anymore. but the other reason is, young people don't know what socialism is. even on college campuses, some of them really do think socialism means being more social with one another. i actually heard that a number of times, more times than i care to admit. trish: pete, it sounds nice. we like to feel better about the world and ourselves. maybe we take i little less. maybe somebody else can have a little more. next to secular humanism, socialism destroyed more human lives than any other system in human history. whether social i., communism, anything leftism and socialism touches, it destroys. what all of these candidates miss, look at the television camera i'm look at. the microphone, the internet. the broadcast television. all are creations of capitalism and free endr enterprise. of people stepping up to create a better idea so people's live

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pete hegseth. >> jesse: pete hegseth has candles?s a candle in the service box outside the white house. they burn it all the time. it smells very nice. >> juan: that's the idea. it's outdoors. see valve anyway, what do you think? >> juan: i think people feel stressed out. i think if you enjoy your work, it's not that stressful. if you don't enjoy it, if there's pressure. i think the pressure comes from two things especially these days. social media trying to communicate, never stops. people are always like to do this or can you fill out this or come in. the number two thing i think is people feel because of income inequality they are always like i've got to keep up with the joneses. have to make more money, why don't i have a second source of income. it makes people crazy. >> greg: robots will take care of that. >> katie: no one will have to work at all. >> greg: pursue our creativity. >> katie: people say monday is the most stressful day of the week. i love mondays. >> jesse: i don't have a stressful day. sunday may be stressful. sa

also, fox news contributor andy mccarthy, and "fox & friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth.y, let me start with you. okay, joe biden on tape, bragging about a shakedown. i said you are not getting the billion. you have six hours. fire him in six hours, or you are not getting the billion dollars. then we find out that it was hih son making all this money with ukraine and burisma holdings, no apparent experience with ukraine, oil, gas, or energy. i would like to know exactly what he did in his position for them. but nobody seems to care about that part. is there anything in the transcript that p you read thats inappropriate by the president of the united states, in his conversation, and you see a problem with what joe biden did? >>>> well, i do see a problem wh what biden did in the sense that he had a conflict of interest, because his son had this position. as far as with the president said in the transcript, i think that asking zelensky, the ukrainian president, for assistance in barr's investigation is fine. that's the kind of thing that is done all the time, asking another

pete hegseth. he's got to wait for a moment because steve hilton precedes pete hegseth. , i want to talk to you about joe biden. he was mentioned heavily in the presidential press conference there, or answering questions from the press. the president thinks the man is out, that he's not going to win, and that he might be out. we've got fund-raising numbers for joe biden. in the third quarter, he brought in $10 million less than he did in the second quarter. that's not a good sign. where do you think the biden campaign's going? >> i think it's going downhill slowly, but stu, could i just say a very quick thing. i just wanted to express my love for mcdonald's. mcdonald's, my first job, years ago back in the uk. i started a company called good business, mcdonald's was one of our clients, our favorite client. almost all the senior management in that company started working in a restaurant. it's an amazing company. i have always loved it. all right. joe biden. the thing is, he is the representative in human form of the swamp. that's been his central problem all along. he repre

and this morning we find pete hegseth live at t.j.'s country place.that is always true, steve, always. business cutbiscuits and gravy. round two here that long for "fox & friends." talking to great folks here. almost all of which have watched the entirety of the debate or a good portion of it. two table in this round. one table of democrats and one table of republicans. i'm here with bill and adam. you are retired and live here in columbus. you have been a democrat for many years. >> yep. pete: as you look at the debate last night in the field. who do you like and why. >> elizabeth warren because i think she makes a lot of sense. you know, when she brought up that billionaires and taxing them after about $50 million, two cents of every dollar that they have made after that is nothing to them and it would help so many people here. i mean, we could build our infrastructure, the schools, colleges, we could do so much money with that most people would think two cents of every dollar, what is that a drop in the bucket? it's millions, billions of dollars. t

. >> melissa: our thanks to pete hegseth. >> pete: thank you. >> melissa: we are back here on the couchu guys come as well. i didn't mean to leave yet. we are back noon eastern tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: we are breaking news this hour as we await a pentagon briefing where we expect to hear more about the u.s.-led raid that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. a u.s. military source is telling fox news that al-baghdadi's remains have already been buried at sea after this week's dramatic takedown. homeland security is also on high alert over the risk of retaliation inside the united states after that raid. we are learning the terror group has reportedly appointed a new leader already. president trump saying al-baghdadi should have been ta

"fox & friends" cohost pete hegseth.is late bloomer filled with good humor, comedian joe mackey. the world is her oyster yet she's allergic to shellfish, katherine pitt. and freddie krueger has nightmares about him, my side kick tyrus. all right. pete, is that your real name? what's your impression of this ongoing impeachment circus? >?>> are you calling me peer da leg to? greg: how do you summarize it once a week on this show. it's impossible. no one is. wha.>> what they're looking fors two things. they're looking for whether or not the investigators will actually get investigated. and this week brought a great deal of hope on that part. with bar announcing it's now a criminal investigation. that's huge. there's hope. and i can't what my second thing was. greg: you know what. >> overarching thing is you hear that from people all of the time. all this noise, secret hearings. this testimony. no one knows what's going on. they know though that ultimately justice is somewhere and they know this has been a target at trump fr

jillian: pete hegseth with "fox and friends". >> i'm going to stand in your studio with a big banneray stand up and fight back and see if you can do the whole show. we have a big show on "fox and friends," judge andrew napolitano, the supreme court back in session. and professional basketball player talking about what is going on in china in the nba cracking down on the owner of the houston rockets and former wisconsin governor scott walker live onset and greg chair at, his book witchhunt and karl rove will chime in and if you look around the studio, a music set, continues a star bradley gilbert will perform a psalm of his new album fire and brimstone. a big old stage and set in the studio. you don't want to miss it. back to you guys. jillian: setting up this morning. we are coming right back. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your soci

jillian: time to check in with pete hegseth having breakfast with friends in minnesota for what is comingwe -- little oscar's is not open right now but it will be soon. we will talk to minnesotans ahead of the president's rally. he will be in minneapolis next week. it has been a long week talking about impeachment and ukraine and russia. the president talking a lot from the white house. it is time to hear from the people. we will get the voice of the people with breakfast with friends in hampton, minnesota. it is not the hamptons, it is hampton, minnesota. the president believes he can win minnesota. we will talk to the voters. a couple farmers to my right ready to sound off on their industry and how the policies have affected them on "fox and friends," 3 hours long. don't go anywhere. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when you

>> melissa: our thanks to pete hegseth. >> pete: thank you. >> melissa: we are back here on the couch for you guys come as well. i didn't mean to leave yet. we are back noon eastern tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: we are breaking news this hour as we await a pentagon briefing where we expect to hear more about the u.s.-led raid that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. a u.s. military source is telling fox news that al-baghdadi's remains have already been buried at sea after this week's dramatic takedown. homeland security is also on high alert over the risk of retaliation inside the united states after that raid. we are learning the terror group has reportedly appointed a new leader already. president trump saying al-baghdadi should have been taken down a long time ago. >> he's dead. he's dead as a doornail. he didn't die bravely, either. i will tell you that. he should have been killed year ago. that other president should have gotten them. but to me, it was very important. i would say, all the time, they would wal

here with me now, "fox and friends" weekend co-host, the veteran himself, pete hegseth.ed up for a long time. without the united states, europe's involvement ability to project power is minimal. then you have turkey, a member of the nato alliance. not only are they not our friend, they are our adversaries. he wants to expand his power. president trump is right at the macro level. he's right to say how long will he be here to police. why won't the europeans ever step up. i was in afghanistan, it was the united states and a few other groups of troops that did the bulk overwhelmingly. there becomes a point where you say we can't be everywhere doing everything. the problem is. in the near term between syria and between iran, between russia, between the iranians, between the israel, certainly erdogan it's going to be a mess. you will see a vacuum without us there that creates unintended consequences we don't like. the question is is that chaos worth us not being there forever? trish: it's a question. let me get to another big story we are focused on. presidential hopeful elis

army veteran and weekend "fox and friends" co-host pete hegseth and amy tarkanian.hy does anyone wants to be in politics these days. she is a veteran and she has to defend herself against accusations like that. >> you couldn't make this up. bring on more hillary. if she wants to jump in and make the race about her, that's beneficial to the president. tulsi gabbard is an outside the box thinker. i don't know her well. but i spent a little bit of time with her on capitol hill for veterans organizations. and she has never been afraid to cut against her party. when it comes to the middle east, she has been more pro assad man anyone else on the hill. but there is a line of thinking that maybe strong then deal better with islamists than democracy. trish: it many another thing for someone to call you a russian asset. >> bawsms that policy position they draw the next two steps as if she is a russian asset. this is what hillary clinton does. trish: why do it, amy? why go down this path. if we are going to play her game of chest -- >> clerks. trish: she is trying to think thi

we have minnesota native pete hegseth on the show coming up.s today. the big issue is black market product we have alex azar. health and human services sector, secretary i should say. he is on the show shortly. the third hour of "varney & company" is next. stuart: why isn't this a major story nationwide. $4 gas in the state with the highest poverty rate in the nation. yeah, i'm talking about california, where the price of a gallon of gas is $4.18, and close to one person in five lives in poverty. wouldn't you think that such a progressive state would do something about the outrageous cost of a fill-up for its millions of poor people? it should be headline news but it's not. that's because the media is in lockstep with the democrats, who have run california for a generation. progressive failures are rarely acknowledged. just imagine you're living in california, oh, no, no, not among the coastal elites. no. you're one of the seven million poor people in the golden state. a 15 gallon fillup, that's what it normally is, about 15 gallons, would cost

ainsley: here to react is "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. >> hello.ate as times square. and including adam schiff and all of them. if there is one nugget, one thing while the hearing is going on, they will rush to the cameras, text a reporter, let him know this is the new bombshell to run on cnn an and nbc for the next two days. instead they walk by the cameras maybe for nine hours this public servant this diplomat told the truth about the reality of why there was pressure put on ukraine that it wasn't about a quid pro quo at all. it was about druption there is a new prosecutor and new opportunity and president trump was doing that so the testimony backfired. they didn't know what he was going to say. i don't think the republicans actually got to ask him any questions. the democrats asked all the questions. and now the republicans want the transcripts released so everybody can say hey, look, they tried for nine hours to get him to say something that was going to, you know, impeach the character of the president and they never got it. pete: instead the

sometimes pete hegseth gets on there. tucker's been very good, i have to say, he's been good, and the legendary sean hannity. and laura ingraham who's knocking them out of the park. maria bateroma and the great lou dobbs, how good are they. how about greg? greg used to hate me, and now he's good. judge janine. i'm just rattling some names off. they're just terrific people. >> we didn't make the cut. >> no mention? >> weird. >> no mention. it's a bummer. >> still ahead, nbc's richard engel will bring us the latest. >>> new reporting on joe and hunter biden amid the president's relebtlentless atta. we're back in less than three minutes. n less than three minutes. here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. >>> president trump orders the withdrawal of all remaining u.s. troops from northern syria, left out on a limb, the kurds have now a limb, the kurds have now made a deal with syria. >> plus, another

rob: we have the debate covered with "fox and friends" weekend host pete hegseth, bernie sanders senior laroche a and liz harrington. jillian: we start with griff jenkins with the highlights from round 4. >> greetings from the university, an interesting nice, the fourth of the bait. the message was clear, move over, joe, here comes elizabeth warren, the center of attention taking attacks and drying fire from all corners of the stage. the signature issue, medicare for all was front and center, questions how to pay for it, watch. >> your signature is to have a plan for everything except this. now plan has been laid out to explain our multibillion-dollar whole in this medicare for all plan senator warren is putting forward is supposed to get filled in. >> i laid out the basic principles, costs are going to go up for the wealthy, for big corporations, they will not go up for middle-class families. >> we know it to the american people to tell them where we are going to spend the invoice. >> reporter: klobuchar calling warren's plan a pipe dream. we wondered whether or not joe biden would be

fox and friends weekend cohost, pete hegseth. good to see you both. the interesting thing is there s is the one issue they want to get rid of trump. they are willing to lie and do anything and everything to do that and coordinate even messages with the democratic party but then they are supporting this in exchange. i know there's other stuff coming out as it relates to cnn this week. i'm an investigative reporter, that's part of being a talk show host. my question to you is this will destroy the country we know. i don't see how america survives the new green deal with 94 trillion at medicare for all and no private insurance option. that's just the estimates. >> you're correct and the thing that all of these issues have in common is a disdain for the american people. it's a contempt for our ability to understand our lives and to make our own decisions and to realize what freedom really is, that we can be trusted with freedom, that we are decent people, that we in fact make better decisions in government. all of these decisions, socialism is an old dead

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steve: pete hegseth is in today for brian kilmeade. pete: thank you for having me.o be here. ainsley: rachel campos-duffy is going to be on with us today she had her bear. beautiful baby. we are going to talk with her. pete: a u.su.n. ambassador to te eu will be behind bars. ainsley: comes as democrats work to keep the whistleblower's identity a secret. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c. with more. what we learned about what the whistleblower griff did right after learning about the call between president trump and the president of ukraine. it sounds like the guy got -- the person got out a note pad and wrote a memo. griff: yeah, exactly. fox news has confirmed the day after the president's july 25th call with ukrainian's president the first whistleblower wrote a call. describing the call to which they did not have first hand knowledge as quoted crazy, frightening and completely lacking in substance related to national security. now democrats are trying to protect the whistleblower's identity according to the "the washington post." including te

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and steve has been so great, and ainsley is just incredible, and sometimes pete hegseth gets on therends. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and how good does jesse waters do? [cheers and applause] pres. trump: there's some really great people. and again, tucker has been very good. i have to say, he has been very good. smart. he's been great. tucker. and the legendary sean hannity. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: great. number one. number one show. sean's got the number one show, and laura ingraham, who's knocking it out of the park. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and you go over, maria bartiromo, and the great lou dobbs. how good are they? lou dobbs. and many more. many more. how about greg? greg used to hate me. oh, we cannot forget judge jeanine. i would be in such trouble if i -- i'm and these are just rattling some names off, but they are just terrific people. they are terrific people, but a man that i have to really say something very special about, so i'm watching fox and friends early in the morning, very early in the 6:00-like slot because i'm out there pretty good. i

joining us from a diner in columbus, ohio, pete hegseth, co-host of "fox & friends weekend." pete, look, there's no clear winner. i think warren emerged as the clear-cut frontrunner. what say you? >> i agree with you. people can talk about being a frontrunner but what we saw was the reality of a frontrunner. everyone turning their questions and challenges to elizabeth warren, who has ascended because she's been blunt and clear about policies, but when asked about whether she would raise taxes on the middle class, she refused to answer time and time again, even called out by fellow democrats about hey, you say you have this plan, you have a plan for everything, but not this. i will say one thing. as a viewer, if you watched -- people tuned in at the beginning to see what they are going to get. if you watched the first half hour, you almost heard of nothing other than impeachment and joe biden being asked about hunter biden. then you went into 30 minutes about medicare for all where candidates were openly saying i'm going to take away your private health insurance. if i'm a demo

pete hegseth says i know you have a liver, but i don't know if you have a heart.lieutenants which are here. gunner, jackson, boon, kensey. luke and gwen. and my lovely wife jennifer. ainsley: you all look great. >> there are the babies. >> in honor of the national as. >> are we playing baby shark. the. >> daddy shark. mommy shark. steve: who is that up here? yeah. yea. >> this is elsa and anna. look at the camera. >> great job. steve: i have news for you. they all showed up. so early in the morning for candy. >> yea. steve: here, kids. ainsley: thank you for making all the costumes possible. are you guys going trick-or-treating tonight? ainsley: going trick-or-treating right now. janice: they will bounce off the walls. steve: we'll step aside. more "fox & friends" for halloween coming up in two minutes. yes, ma'am. ♪ my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum.

brian: pete hegseth but that's for another time. ed: griff all over this story. digress. you have to be tough to survive what happened in washington yesterday. first we start with some news about the whistleblower. let's consider what we already knew. we knew the whistleblower was a red-shirt democrat. we knew he or she had a prior work history is w. a senior democrat. now sources familiar with the icig investigation tell fox news a third additional element, of possible bias has been identified. its nature remains unclear. the whistleblower has been complaint was not politically motivated. but the ranking g.o.p. members of the three investigating committees want to hear from him or her writing this to adam schiff. quote: we asked that you arrange for the committees to receive public testimony from the employee and all individuals he or she relied upon in formulating the complaint meanwhile it was chaos ensuing. pentagon official laura cooper g.o.p. members scif room. for hours. ordering pizza. she'll eventually testified. republicans taking to the mics before and

stuart: my favorite guest to respond to a rant is pete hegseth, "fox & friends" weekend cohost.rt: how do you respond to $800 billion extra for education from elizabeth warren? >> how can you add all that up? i don't even know what that adds up to, all the numbers. this is the frontrunner of the modern democrat party who says she's a capitalist but all of her policies point to her being a socialist, and ultimately, to your point, still, she wants to be a reformer. no, she's invested in the same old system every leftist has been. teachers unions own the way she views education so she doesn't give a dime to school choice or charter schools or vouchers, the types of things that actually lift people who need the opportunity out of poverty to a new opportunity that their economic situation would never otherwise afford them. so this is -- you want to look at what this all adds up to, elizabeth warren wants the united states to be europe. in order to pay for all of this, what you have to do is gut your military. you are not going to have a military budget like we do today which means y

a devastated pete hegseth watching his beloved minnesota twins getting swept by my yankees. . pete: thank you for my beloved wife jennifer. you are a leaker. you leaked this to ed henry. that's a private photo. [awe] pete: my buddy jim is right next to me. as we are going down hard. a grand slam has h. just been hit. ed: yes, indeedy. face the astro notice acs tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on fox. pete: you better believe it. ed: thanks for being a good sport. jedediah: can't trust anyone. pete: that's what i'm learning. i will do some work and read some headlines for you this morning. explosive wildfire turning deadly as 100,000 people are forced to flee their homes. high winds fueling 8 fires burning across the state. wildfires destroying about 800 acres per hour. dozens of homes already burned to the ground. a man dependent on an oxygen tank, get, this dying just 12 minutes after the electric company cut off power to prevent equipment from sparking a fire. power is back on for more than half of 2 million in the dark. frozen food company owner is the first parent to plead guilt

griff: a huge game last week we'll see this week and i'm sitting in for pete hegseth whose a big vikingsny are feeling the burn, at the 2020 candidates new york rally. griff: i was there and talked to the voters who are all in on his plan for the country, that's next. are you going to support bernie sanders again? >> yes. griff: why? >> because i want free college. griff: why are you supporting bernie? >> i have a lot of student debt 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com >> let me invite you all to a major rally we're having in queens, new york. we're going to have a special guest at that event. ed: senator bernie sanders was talking about our own griff jenkins. jedediah: griff was at bernie's comeback rally. griff: yeah, he was pointing at me and now he's just there to see if it's as big a

joining me now pete hegseth. co-host of "fox & friends weekend." a u.s.aria harp, executive director of the serve american pac. state department spokesperson and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. >> thanks, martha. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: what do you say to push back here from mitch mcconnell? the president does not have a lot of company in his strategy here. >> pete: there are no easy decisions in the middle east. especially what we have to do, 20 years basically after 9/11 is reassess whether our efforts in that region have ultimately been effective the way we thought they would. in iraq today, iran controls it. ultimately if the soviet union, excuse me, russia, meaning the future soviet union wants to handle the bills of the middle east and control it, then they can deal with that quagmire for the next 20 years. i'm a hawkish person who has believed in american strength. at some point you have to step back and reassets europeans can talk all they want. they are not doing anything about it. they won't take back their citizens who went

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