program that's the wild thing about pfizer of course not only are the privacy rights of journalists violated but they'll have no idea that it ever happened hey look mop and archie new york. will staying stateside with just under two months to go before mid-term elections in the u.s. candidates are pitching their political platform to voters but many of their come pain videos have been branded absurd. there is a washington washington needs more doers and innovators that's why i'm running for u.s. congress. not that it's interesting. because right now we have a half. will be joe manchin and cocaine for the sake of the kids. and then mr trump said you're right you're right about that part. of our thought we were saying this but bigfoot erotica has become a campaign issue this new drawing of bigfoot is from the instagram account of denver where the man who's a republican running for congress in virginia.

go through business records to name a few it's a pretty broad stroke and how hard is it to get a pfizer warrant approved well last year there were one thousand six hundred fourteen applications only twenty six of them were denied that's less than two percent the court is a rubber stamp court it approves something like ninety nine percent of government requests the judges often come out of the government they are simply agents of a master valence apparatus and so basically what the government has done is give itself cover to monitor reporters domestically this all started under the administration of barack obama when spying on journalists turned into an epic scandal the rules were rewritten and at that point everyone was reassured that due process was being followed but it seems they've found a new loophole it hypothetically theoretically provides the basis for government officials including the president to obtain the private communications of reporters operating domestically any u.s. reporter can be surveilled under the guidelines that have been revealed through this department of just

. >> sean: it yesterday we learned that president trump ordered the declassification of pfizer documents. this could be the end for a lot of people, and put the whole story together. here to give us the update is our own kristin fisher. >> it's only been one day since president trump ordered the declassification of several key documents. and already, he said he would consider the declassification even more. >> president trump: what i want, i want total transparency. this is a witch hunt, and the republicans know it is as well. >> intelligence are scrambling to comply with yesterday's order including pfizer warrants an unredacted text messages from james comey and and the relief could jeopardize national security. the fbi director and the deputy attorney general saying "the action president trump has taken to direct your agencies to selectively disclose classified information that he believes he can manipulate publicly to undermine the legitimacy and credibility of the special counsel investigation is a brazen abuse of power. they also said in that letter that they want a briefing before

recall carter page was a foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign and he was wiretapped under the pfizer rules and the documents that are being reviewed before being released are the application to wiretap carter page as well as other interviews related to carter page now donald trump spoke up on twitter about his decision this is what he had to say about it. we want transparency what i want is i want total transparency this is a witch hunt. republicans are seeing it that democrats know it's a witch on to but they don't want to admit it because that's not good politics for them but it's a terrible witch hunt and it turned our country and i want transparency and so does everybody else we should open it up for people to see. now you just heard donald trump referring to the democrats adam a shift who is the leader of the house intelligence committee has actually gone as far as to call donald trump's decision to release these documents an abuse of power now adam schiff and many democrats are very opposed to donald trump's releasing of these documents and have have you know set a send. citize

they're investigating what happened with the pfizer abuse. he signed his name on it.n he oversee it? >> this he said it as a joke. >> is not a joke, but look were not surprised. we know it's going on there trying to harm an assault this president from the inside out. i don't think he should take a strong stance here only because luke was happening. people eyes are being awoken. we've all set it from the beginning. in many ways it helps more than it hurts. >> excellent point. next, what can we do to beat the deep state? answers are after the break. . dave's dream car of course he prefers the pearl white to the cherry red. but you can't fit three kids and a dog who's prone to car sickness in a sports car. yeah dave's had to compromise a lot lately. but not when it comes to cutting the cord. fubo gives him all the sports he needs, as well as all the shows his family loves. don't compromise get all your favorite sports and tv shows. go to fubotv.com today. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got a leaf right away. a leaf is a hint that is conn

they're investigating what happened with the pfizer abuse. he signed his name on it. can he oversee it? >> this he said it as a joke. >> is not a joke, but look were not surprised. we know it's going on there trying to harm an assault this president from the inside out. i don't think he should take a strong stance here only because luke was happening. people eyes are being awoken. we've all set it from the beginning. in many ways it helps more than it hurts. >> excellent point. next, what can we do to beat the deep state? answers are after the break. george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in you

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new reports, sara carter and president trump may classify 20 plus pages of pfizer documents that have been begging to be released. they shouldst shine a very important light on how the dossier was used to lie and commit fraud up on a fisa court, which we have been breaking. and by the way, who knew what, when? clinton paid a fusion gps with money and funneled through the law firm. then they hired a foreign national and he put together the dossier. russian lies that he didn't even believe and literally just hates trump. or the ongoing contact, feeding trump, hating steals clinton paid for russian lies right into robert mueller's office. right into the i arms of his pitbull, andrew weissmann. we will have more on that in a minute, and also go on today to in case you missed the long hours of testimony. joining us now, he is himself the author of a "new york times" best-selling book. there it is, "the russian hoax. " congratulations. joe did joad to jen about, and sarah, let's start with the news. it's now literally bruce ohr, christopher steele creeping right into bob mueller's office. t

are made available to the public now the sections that are in question relate specifically to the pfizer spying on carter page carter page as a former foreign policy adviser to donald trump now this is quite a u.-turn from donald trump when he initially spoke up he gave a very strong statement saying that he was going to make the documents from the probe very public that he had this authority as president we want transparency what i want is i want total krantz parents that this is a witch hunt. republicans are seeing it that democrats know it's a witch on to but they don't want to admit it because it's not good politics for them but it's a terrible witch hunt and it turned our country and i want transparency and so does everybody else we should open it up for people to see now donald trump mentioned the democrats and trump was certainly under a huge amount of pressure from the democratic party many democratic leaders were strongly opposed to donald trump making public documents related to the bob muller investigation now we had adam shift who is a high ranking member of the house select

we will know is what did he know and what did he conceal from the pfizer courts. primarily with mr. steele, after he had been fired by the fbi, they knew they couldn't trust him. the third thing is regarding carter page. the information the fbi had that indicated all of these accusations they made against him were not true and they didn't include that in the fisa application. they had a legal obligation to do that. they can't say we will show the fisa courts this but we won't show them that, they can't do that. >> harris: are we going to get to see how this secret court operates? are we going to get some revelations about that? not just in these three buckets of documents? they seem to have a lot of power and if they can watch somebody with the trump campaign, and republicans were part of the process that got renewals for that watching. so this isn't even like it's a bipartisan fight anymore, this is the same party but it's against the american people's best interest not to know how the court operates. >> that brings to a really important point, harris. it doesn't cast much light di

what do you think we are going to learn from this pfizer application?> i believe we will get confirmation of a lot that we will have had at least an indication of, and that is a rancid corruption throughout the upper reaches of the fbi. i think this is a terrific day for america, i think it is a very bad day for james comey and andrew mccabe, peter strzok and others, including perhaps bruce ohr. the thing i hope that we see will be what actually took place and how much of a relationship that was established by these 20 pages from the carter page fisa court application. showing exactly what came from the famous fraudulent trump dossier and how much of it was presented to the court without reservation, without any qualification. it's going to be quite a story in and of itself, that's what i'm looking for. >> tucker: so you are looking forward to it because one of the reasons is you are a journalist. we worked together at another network a couple decades ago. have you ever seen reporters less interested in knowing what happened in right now? >> tucker, it

us in this court filing what you are able to uncover. >> they wouldn't tell us whether there's a pfizerarrant on flynn. what about the transcripts? they initially said there were no transcripts, we asked the offense of intelligence within the justice department, they told us there was never any court hearing. there was the initial warrant in three subsequent renewals and to me it's astonishing and. disturbing that these courts couldn't bother to hold hearings on this by warrants targeting donald trump. you look at these applications it is about trump campaign it's about president trump. three of those warrants were filed while he was going to be president or while he was president, refused to do so and they were gamed by relying on the justice department and fbi. you've got the courts falling asleep at the wheel here and you have the underlying corruption at the doj and fbi. the leadership at the justice department and fbi are completely out to lunch in terms of highlighting and exposing and holding those accountable for that corruption. >> jason: what do you glean from this and the fac

a big run for big caps as we close out the quarter with stocks like pfizer and apple up 20% or more in three months. what's going to lead in q-4? plus a big call on big blue. we're talking ibm. and get ahead of the fed with two hours before the big decision "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> here to debate and trade, joe terranova, jon najarian, mark tepper is here, president and ceo, and chris bitterly is along as well, citi, head of markets for the americas good to have you with us on this wednesday. stocks are higher. we're trading the final days of the quarter. now one quite good for your money. you have the dow in the quarter up 9%. the best quarter since q-1 of '17, up month to date. this is where the action has been, the stralindustrials. >> what we've seen this month, unlike august when nasdaq was very strong up about 6% in august and this quarter, at the end of the quarter 2.5% on the dow negative on the nasdaq so one could say if you look at september that there's been a shift, but there have been more days in september than any month of the year where there's almost

the political process here that they abused a court that is itself an abuse of the constitution the pfizer court. right over the so-called safeguards exposing that there are known and used that court for political purposes so that they could wiretap one of the campaigns feed the information to the other campaign use it to discredit the first campaign the subject campaign and then use it to tie up the presidency after that campaign became the administration to me that is a pile of compound and felonies you know including you know the treason word that they've been throwing around unprecedented in american history yet jan let me go back to you mike i'll go back to my favorite mantra here you know donald trump as the elected inaugurated president of the united states has he can release any document he wants that is his presidential prerogative it is written into the constitution and now we have this insurrection going on and watching those clowns over at c.n.n. and m s n b c saying this is a threat to our security you know it's a saying it's a good that to very thick here because the truth wi

. >> fellow pfizer receive approval for a lung cancer drug. the medicine is a once daily oral drug to treat a rare form of the lung cancer a leading cause of cancer deaths. sharesfi ofr rose a fraction in trading. >>> a eli lilly got the stamp of approval for a new class of migraine medicint offer new hope for the millions suffering from the debilitatg headaches. shares of eli lifrl rose on that news. t megrell looks at the big money in this growingmarket. >> reporter: migraine sufferers know the painful episo t are mon just headaches bringing severe throbbing pain often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. there are three optioor migraine prevention. the fda approved the ealey ly drug emgality thursday. it joins recently adrroved mts from teva and amgen. >> we know over 30 million migraine patients in the united states. and if you look at thatnly 10% of them are on preventative migraine agents. because there hasn't been a new medicinen two decades. >> migraine patients have been tread with oltder generic drugs repurposed

unicorn above one billion dollars in market valuation investors including dimer chrysler and tax a pfizer rival d.v.d. were also him in the mix tax the fight now claims to have two point one million two point four million users in six countries in africa where it operates versus what worsens point three million for in those same six nations texas i also recently announced plans to compete with established vendor bird and one i am in the urban scooter rental market in. europe under the brand name bolt. and the daytime drama of u.s. president donald trump's global trade crusade started before dawn today in the u.s. at three eleven am mr trump used twitter to repeat a threat to impose sanctions on billions of dollars in chinese exports to the u.s. as well as to minimize the effects of cost increases from tariffs and related tensions this time the familiar threat could do more damage because chinese authorities have signaled through media reports that if the u.s. finally pulls the trigger they will not attend trade talks scheduled for next week and the rest of the month a number of sources pe

all those who are normal others nor did it on the pfizer inside the car numbing count all says i need bugs my. sister a sort of person i'm in tampa no more than you're off a new understanding are not anymore. what i want our culture. what catches a desk e-zine is that some japanese activists are training with the palestinians as well as just like my health and irish members of the ira these are the years when terrorism goes global. preserving gotta go to a place very much higher than that. cold moral center local tonight not. my thought that out there at the root the son told me sort of thought you know the son of husbands and the money for a struggle does mowgli more dissent will have meant the salt of the salt or it in the good old column good book corum was thought to correlate for an authentic comment off the menu or double. or. was are will mark wrote that for sure they're green or you know if. it's about the fruit. couldn't go to coordinate but historical or coal oil food source and i thought silence so i was not only look at all sizes and sort them out i actually meant. green n

as a matter of fact, we have a survey coming out of finance with pfizer's where they are clients0% ofspectrum are asking about responsible investment products. in the same survey, they identified over 85% of financial of pfizer's saying strong esg research is critical due to -- of financial advisors saying strong yes g research is critical due to several factors. do you filter this through and esg lens first? tosica: we really look situate companies within their peer group and identify what are the material environmental and social risks. you may put strong emphasis on governance characteristics, and on product safety. transportation, environmental risks carry much greater weight. are they appropriately managing the transition to a low-carbon economy? erika: what i would add is, in g, e, the s, and the governance is first among equals. if you do not get that right, have a problem. that's what hank paulson's talking about with governmental infrastructure. so if you are getting governments right, it implies you are looking at the material, environmental, and social issues. alix: how are

the day, neighbors help each other when they need help with turning , i spoke with investor like pfizer over the weekend. there was a lot of contact between our teams. we agreed that it would be useful to continue talking today and so we are back for more negotiations. the conversation over the weekend continues to be constructive and productive. [speaking french] vonnie: that was canada's foreign minister. she's back speaking in french. paying tribute to the 9/11 canadasary and obviously took in many people that were diverted on planes and she began to speak a little bit about trade. let's get back to danny blanchflower. does it succeed? diverted on planes and she began to speak a little bit about trade. he comes out and says that we need fresh ideas. are there any fresh ideas out there? >> it would obviously be good if we could negotiate a sensible deal and if in the end what we've heard has been a lot of posturing to improve the trade deal in relation to the u.s., that's fine. i don't really understand what's going on here. where's all the new information? where's this new trade deal

i am a buyer of pfizer. >> i don't like semis and i don't like usmc. >> big game saturday night twin cities line, and check it out, on the internet twitter and cbs will get you done. >> that does it for us stick >>> from the canyons of wall street to the heights of broad street, from the opening bell to the liberty bell, when the road is long, you roll up your sleeves, you get to work and you run with the bulls in the city of brotherly love, you fly with the birds it's the countdown to kickoff and cramer is coming home from philadelphia "mad money" starts right now >>> whoa >> give me some! give me some >>> i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica welcome to the countdown to kick off. coming to you from my hometown, the hometown of the super bowl champs, the hometown of the philadelphia eagles! a lot of people want to make friends. my job is not just to make you money. i'm here to educate you and watch the eagles you can catch on nbc we're in the city of philadelphia tonight for the opening of the nfl season. all i could think today was man, oman, tech is getting slaugh

. >> i'm worried the pfizer court got misled and you won't know until they release the documents. his word and we need answers. >> sean: we have to take a break. when we come back, jimmy kimmel, you are not going to believe the so-called disturbing creepy joke that he made about judge kavanaugh. he's lost his mind. we will play that and, he has an obsession, we will explain. ♪ with only a kite, a house key and a wet hemp string, benjamin franklin captured lightening in a bottle. over 260 years later, with a little resourcefulness, ingenuity, and grit, we're not only capturing energy from the sun and wind, we're storing it. as the nation's leader in energy storage, we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla . it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vom

i think he should be fired if for nothing else, signing the pfizer agreement -- pfizer warrant. think we are not -- fisa warrant. i think we are not too far away from getting to the bottom of this. the president's order of last week to unclassified the documents congress has been looking for for almost two years now will finally let us get to the truth of how the investigation really started. if you think about it, look at the how in the media and on the ont at the idea of trump classifying documents and saying he is just doing this to help himself and i don't understand -- releasing all the correspondents between the folks, many of whom who have been fired or demoted at this point so we can really see how the connections are between all the things that have been happening since early 2016. in my memory, this is the first havethe media and the left ever been against releasing any kind of information. the pentagon papers, all kind of declassified. the all the papers and such related to the enhanced interrogation program revealed to the world what the whole process was about and t

pfizer said costs stem from transferring licenses and products to other countries and other preventativeeasures. buysche bank is set to noble group following a tender offer. the auction ended august 31. the german lender said it had offered to pay 45% of face value for the bonds. a deutsche bank official the client to comment on the offer. that is your bloomberg is the/. guy: thank you. emerging market on sales have collapsed the summer, issuers 50 billion dollars between june and august. that is the lowest for the time in five years. this is according to data compiled by bloomberg. emergings now is our markets reporter. let's talk about this, why the strong start, why the collapse in the summer? >> the summer months are usually not the busiest for bond is even but this year less so. we barely reached 60 billion which is half of last year. we have not had a lot of big deals. we have had traditionally quite a bit of issuance from china, asia, we had some from europe, some from latin america and a little bit from africa but it pales in comparison to what we hadthe summer last room we $120

if i pay a guard so little that he can't live off a salary then i've done something wrong because pfizer must see you think comparing him with you is nonsense of course it's nonsense i stay home from work due to sickness three times in thirty years i ask my guard how many times he's been out sick because if i have a slipped disc i come to work if i have a forty degree fever come to work if my wife quarrels with me and keeps me up all night i still come to work as my security guard office comparing us isn't fair or correct this is two for miscarriage and this mistress did it as a he will he ever be able to afford a house with a pool. of course not but he does not want that i know my security guards i know my caretakers. would you like to trade places with him. and that since i didn't say yes right away i guess if i had to answer spontaneously my first answer would be no and i believe it's like thought about it for a long time it would still be no that's actually got a lot less to do with him as a person or what he does it's just a question of my own attitude i wouldn't want to have that m

secretary of state for arms control, then ambassador to the u.n., and now, he is serving national pfizer to the national security council and i should say on that, i am taking the number 27 from wikipedia, and it may be wrong. his veryon to all of distinguished public service, i will not spend the time to go through it all, he, in addition to the amount of time at the american enterprise institute, in his background at yell, there is a link to the federal society before the federal exact -- society existed. a student of john -- and ralph winter. some early work in his legal career as well, in one of the major cases that went to the supreme court. and wonderfully distinguished career and we are really honored to have him. without further ado, please welcome ambassador john bolton. [applause] bolton: thank you for your kind introduction and for the invitation to be here today. it is a real honor. an enormous difference in american law and the legal profession. lawean mentioned, i was in school and it was a pretty small crowd. at the time a was there, bob was nominated to be solicitor gener

coming up, former company pfizer steve bannon sparking protest at a new yorker event and president trumpking attorney general jeff sessions suggesting the justice department may put the republican midterm elections in jeopardy. how will that play out? the dow jones has just turned lower on the first trading day of the volatile month of december down 14 points. nasdaq is up 10. you are watching "fbn:am" lauren: let's get you caught up on what's happening. we will show you how the market is reacting. dow jones down 11 at the nasdaq up 11. billionaire ceo is denying a sexual misconduct allegations that prompted his arrest friday in minneapolis. details of the allegations have not been released. he has returned to his-- to china and his attorney says it is likely he won't face charges. >>> its primary day in massachusetts with voters heading to the polls hours from now to decide between incumbent governor charlie baker and attorney scott lively in the republic gubernatorial primary. on the left j gonzalez and bob mackie will battle for the democratic nomination. a trio of republicans are set

. >> tucker: fox news alert, the president has ordered declassification of the pfizer warrant, the peterand other documents. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we have lots of news breaking particularly in thisex development. let's begin with catherine herridge. >> according to a white house statement released late today,lo fbi interviews wither justice department bruce ohr and vendors to their progression case because of its connection to the trump dossier. after the former british spy b d the dossier was fired, documents show that the spy, christopher steele, maintained contact with the fbi and other government officials by using bruce ohr as

pfizer, let's mirror it. 21% to the upside. intel, chevron and dupont but they're not having a bad day. intel loses 5% for the month, chevron down the present, to part down to a half percent. i know october has always been a tough month but let's bring in the traders and stephen, what are you looking forward to on this very scary monster that does not just bring in halloween but frightening moments for investors? >> let me tell you. intel is one of the groups that is not done well. you have a pop in intel because the shortage may allow them to reach their fiscal goals for 2019. a lot of kind words being said about them in their the main player going forward. you will have at the end of the quarter will have a reverse and were up 8% so what polio managers have to sell and put pressure on the market. the opposite for the semi's. they will pop the semi's because that's a group that has not done well. liz: getting to the close, i said in october. >> earnings as it is to be swayed. we'll see 90.3% earnings growth operably and is the

pharmaceutical companies like pfizer and squibb. and, the greatest manufacturing center of all, which is the brooklyn navy yard, not very far from here. so we are in the center of -- even though we're removed from brooklyn heights enclave a great industrial center. the other thing is this institution, the brooklyn historical society, has been at the forefront of trying to preserve the industrial history of new york. and, i really admire its work both here and its new site down at dumbo. so, i really feel pleased to be here. "behemoth," which is a book -- there you go. i going to talk about tonight. am it tells history of large scale factories and their role in creating the modern world. what led me to this topic, the giant factories, were events in 2010. that year, in china, there were a rash of worker suicides at a company that i had never heard of called foxconn. it is a taiwanese-owned electronics assembly company. 18 workers between the ages of 17 and 25 attempted suicide. successfully, mostly by jumping off the roofs of company

pfizer eli lilly, why aren't they doing this? >> they are. what's interesting, johnson & johnson last year announced a small deal with a private company focusing on the cannabinoid receptor in the liver for nash that's exactly our vision with crb 4000, one of the lead drugs today. what's interesting is we are a tiny company, very nimble. but because we took the risk a number of years ago where big pharma, remember this, more risk, we are ahead of the pack. >> all right let's keep that thought. the stock moved very big it would have been easier yesterday or monday. ceo of corbus pharmaceuticals. i urge caution only because i don't want people to move money even on good companies "mad money" is back after the break. >> all right fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost pow

martha: he was thought to be the smoking gun, his name used as part of the justification for the pfizer, but now that george papadopoulos is speaking out, is he fizzling out as a big fish? and what about the people sent to offer him the goods? were they potentially setting him up? these are some of the questions that are still out there with regard to his part of the story, what really happened? chief national correspondent ed henry in washington with the story tonight. >> when george papadopoulos first pled guilty to lying to the fbi last october, many in the mainstream media thought the walls were closing in. one pundit after the other declaring it was a bombshell. last fall the left kept pushing the narrative that the president was in deep trouble because of papadopoulos' interactions with an fbi informant and an alleged source for the unverified antitrust dossier which might unlock the key to trump campaign collusion with russia to try to get dirt on hillary clinton. except trump loyalist skeptics kept insisting papadopoulos was just a glorified coffee boy who did not have a major r

nationalident trump's security pfizer john bolton is expected to announce today the united states will adopt an aggressive stance against the international criminal court including threatening sanctions against the court if he tries to investigate alleged war crimes committed by u.s. troops in afghanistan. in his speech today to the fedelists society, he is expected to announce the closure of the washington, d c, office of the palestine liberation organization, the plo, as retaliation for the palestinians efforts to bring alleged israeli military war crimes to the international criminal court. israeli soldiers shot and killed two palestinian protesters and wounded more than 200 others in gaza on friday during the palestinians weekly demonstrations along the separation fence with israel. the palestinian ministry of health says the israeli military has killed at least 179 palestinians and wounded over 19,000 more since the palestinians nonviolent great march of return protest began on march 30. the "new york times goes courtroom for the trump administration officials held multiple secret

. >> tucker: fox news alert, the president has ordered declassification of the pfizer warrant, the peter strzok and lisa page text messages and other documents. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we have lots of news breaking particularly in thisex development. let's begin with catherine herridge. >> according to a white house statement released late today,lo fbi interviews wither justice department bruce ohr and vendors to their progression case because of its connection to the trump dossier. after the former british spy b d the dossier was fired, documents show that the spy, christopher steele, maintained contact with the fbi and other government officials by using bruce ohr as a back channel. c clean copies without sections blacked out, from former fbi director james comey, is deputy andrew mccabe, and former fbi lawyer lisa page. until now some were available but with significant reductions. a source familiar with the records told fox they expect to see exculpatory evidence but trump campaign aids carter page as well as george papadopoulos who recently pled guilty

a big run for big caps as we close out the quarter with stocks like pfizer and apple up 20% or more inths. what's going to lead in q-4? plus a big call on big blue. we're talking ibm. and get ahead of the fed with two hours before the big decision "the halftime report" starts right now.

how about apple, pfizer had an interesting quarter and walgreens up 21% as we wrap up the third quarterof the year. liz: great to see you, have a good weekend. >>> next to this story, a former law clerk for judge kavanaugh will come on our show momentarily. he'll give us insights on the supreme court nomination process and how that process failed the judge and dr. christine blasey ford. >>> google ceo sundar pichai headed to d.c. in november to testify about whether google is biased against conservatives? that debate is coming up as well. stay there. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it c

why stocks like idex has been such terrific long-term performers and have precedent for elanco and pfizerun out its own animal health division and even if you don't count the initial spike that's given us a 189% gain double the return of the s&p 500. could elanco be the next zoetis. they're the number one maker of medicine feed additives. they're a major developer of anti-parasite drugs and have treatment for osteoarthritis, ear infections and other common pet problems however, elanco is about livestock than pet, about 6 % of its sales relate to food animals. it's a play on the protein worldwide. we're about how we love to eat chicken and fish, particularly ceo jeff simmons told me salmon. so why does eli lilly spin off a business like this it started mulling the idea a year ago and after conductina months' long strategic review decided an ipo would be the best way to unlock value. amd as long as it was buried within a drug company, now that it's an independent entity because in practice eli lilly still owns 0% of the stock they're focused on investing heavily in their fastest growing cat

. ♪ >> tucker: fox news alert, the president has ordered declassification of the pfizer warrant, theessages and other documents. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we have lots of news breaking particularly in this development. let's begin with catherine herridge. >> according to a white house statement released late today, fbi interviews with justice department bruce ohr and vendors to their progression case because of its connection to the trump dossier. after the former british spy had the dossier was fired, documents show that the spy, christopher

also, before d classifying pfizer warrants, the president has ordered them to do just night dumb like that. hello and welcome to "fox news at night," i'm shannon bream in washington. the he said-c said battle appear to put the hearing in limbo. we are talking about the president's big news conference today but first here's ed henry with the release breaking news on what happens next for judge kavanaugh. >> breaking tonight, senate judiciary chair and chuck grassley put out a statement flat out rejecting this push to launch an fbi investigation that might delay this nomination be on the midterms. grassley is saying, as soon as dr. ford went on the record with "the washington post" on sunday and at democrats said she needs to be heard, his staff went to work gathering evidence and offered public or private testimony next monday so in fact she could be heard. judge brett kavanaugh brett kavanaugh said he's ready to go under oath, but now that hearing is up in the air in part because of confusion from his accuser's legal team. this morning on cnn, attorney deborah katz at dr. ford was rea

look at pfizer stock. we haven't mentioned that just yet. attending a one year hi, brand-new one your high after the fda grants the farm a giant breakthrough therapy designation for its new pneumonia drug. this is the name,. [inaudible] they will make it shorter by the time this thing comes to market but it begins phase three trials in just a few months. kaiser is on our hot streak. it's up 30% since the february low. some of the credit might go to my next guest, the commissioner of the food and drug administration, he's made it his mission to sea life saving medicine through the pipeline like the generic epipen. he's here and will ask how he's doing. the fda's new attack calling team use of e-cigarettes and american epidemic. plus i drug prices, new generic drugs, the fda has cleared. the apple watch app and whether the farmer companies are getting away with murder like trump says. >> the latest on the cavanagh nomination drama plus i hit the streets to talk capitalism both of socialism. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, w

remember in the pfizer application were still trying to get a fully declassified you have articles thatleaked r used to validate the dossier itself. first they have the bad information then they leak about it. then the stories they use to validate the bad information in the first place, it's no way to run a railroad or an investigation and i think it shows the extent to which jim comey is at fault for this. he created a culture and climate were leaking to the media is okay. i think you saw to go throughout the fbi. >> martha: just to circle back around, if you're saying the media leak strategy is something other than what it appears to be and then in a subsequent text he says to her, the article is out. way to go. that doesn't line up. >> you have to look at all of these things in context. let's never forget the context. this is the very same peter strzok leaking information ying to influence public opinion who opened up the trump-russia investigation at the fbi based on the information that came from the ambassador. everything really comes back to peter strzok and the more we learn abo