russia russia russia to races i mean you the democrats could try keep pivoting these things that just fizzle or have no substance whatsoever and the democrats say it's good for the public it's quite exhausting what's their next little trick out of the hat i mean. there is the perception that there is just this thing you need to do is hate trump and world will be a better place but we all know that's not going to happen go ahead kevin. well that is it can't just be about that but lying to ourselves if we don't mitt that this president has given us a lot of chaos to talk about most presidents haven't had from day to day so many different things that occur that give people fodder to talk about whether it's rush or whether it's different financial improprieties he's committed whether it's other embarrassing things he said or done so in some ways even though i don't think he necessarily plans all these things it does keep democrats off balance and we do have to make sure to focus on policy objectives that are important to people that's why the health care debate is so important and even with gun control we're starting to see more people come around on maybe restricting access to some of these assault weapons and these semiautomatic and automatic rifles that are just some designed to kill as many people as possible said obviously hell yes i'll take your a ar 15 but i don't think that is necessarily helpful because they have like a have and so what happens to the state of texas now when you have bedo rever is real name is talking about taking your guns away confiscation i mean the folks sitting at home haven't broken any laws whatsoever and now you're going to have you know knocking on the door and compensation you know they call it a buyback well the government didn't sell it to people this buyback is even it's a misnomer gram again for me this is just give it to me got a grammy and this is just diversions it's just a virgin's they are for the for the corporate class to get the white house back for themselves i mean i'm not i'm not i'm not i'm not carrying water for donald trump here ok i have my own criticisms of him but in watching the debates i think the watching the democrats a baby they're going to give him another 4 years easy go ahead oh yeah well they bring up the other guy's guy brought up a great point like tolson gabber talks an antiwar anti interventionist stance and all suddenly she didn't qualify for the last debates despite the fact that she had you know the democrats. have this crazy byzantine on purpose primary they want to talk about russia russia russia for 3 years one of the talk about the own cheating they did in their own primary in 2016 the superdelegates are a joke they're obviously using the liz warren who's a fake progressive she's a capitalist and she's a war candidate. to steal votes away from bernie sanders you and what they need to do is policy when you talk about somebody that says who spends bernie's been saying this for 3 or 4 decades medicare for all student debt forgiveness free college tuition and the wars and a comprehensive green new deal and rules how are you going to pay for it nobody asks how we're going to pay for the f. $35.00 nobody asks how we're going to pay for these 9 wars where you know what when we got to go to war with iraq nobody asked what's it's going to cost so the democratic party is deliberately keeping like people like burning and told see quiet so they can put their corporate is back in there if you want to go after donald trump you can't just say he's bad go after things like he

russia russia russia to races i mean you the democrats could tricky pivoting these things that just fizzle or have no substance whatsoever and that the democrats it's good for the public it's quite exhausting what's their next little trick out of the hat i mean the there is the perception that there is just this the only thing you need to do is hate trump in a world will be a better place but we all know that's not going to happen go ahead kevin. well that is that it can't just be about that but where you're lying to ourselves if we don't mitt that this president has given us a lot of chaos to talk about most presidents haven't had from day to day so many different things that occur that give people fodder to talk about whether it's rush or whether it's different financial improprieties he's committed whether it's other embarrassing things he said or done so in some ways even though i don't think he necessarily plans all these things it does keep democrats off balance and we do have to make sure to focus on policy objectives that are important to people that's why the health care debate is so important and even with gun control we're starting to see more people come around on maybe restricting access to some of these assault weapons and these semiautomatic and automatic rifles that are dishonest designed to kill as many people as possible said obviously hell yes i'll take your a r 15 and i don't think that is necessarily helpful because they have like you have and so what happens to the state of texas now when you have bedo his real name is talking about. taking your guns away confiscation i mean the folks sitting at home haven't broken any laws whatsoever and now you're going to have you know knocking on the door and confiscation you know we call it a buyback well the government didn't sell it to people this buyback is even it's a misnomer graham again for me this is all just let me go to grammont this is just diversions it's a virgin state. for the corporate class to get the white house back for themselves i mean i'm not i don't i'm not i'm not carrying water for donald trump here ok i have my own criticisms of him but in watching the debates i think the watching the democrats a baby they're going to give him another 4 years easy go ahead oh you know what they bring up the other guy's guy brought up a great point like tolson gabber talks an antiwar anti interventionist stance and all suddenly she didn't qualify for the last debates despite the fact that she had you know the democrats have this crazy byzantine on purpose primary they want to talk about russia russia russia for 3 years one of the talk about the own cheating they did in their own primary in 2016 the superdelegates are a joke they're obviously using the lives warren who is a fake progressive she's a capitalist and she's a war candidate. to steal votes away from bernie sanders you and what they need to do is policy when you talk about somebody that says who spends bernie's been saying this for 3 or 4 decades medicare for all student debt forgiveness free college tuition and the wars and a comprehensive green new deal everyone how are you going to pay for it nobody asks how we're going to pay for the f. $35.00 nobody asks how we're going to pay for these 9 wars where you know what we've got to go to war with iran nobody else what's it's going to cost so the democratic party is deliberately keeping like people like burning and told see quiet so they can put their corporate is back in there if you want to go after donald trump you can't just say he's bad go after things like he g

an impact they should have kept their mouths shut they should have not been talking about russia russia russia they should not have been talking about stormy daniels and michael have ianni and but here we are just one more ploy in their book and by the way we all know this isn't going to go anywhere in the senate if nancy pelosi was really worried she would say before we move let's look at the evidence let's try to get some republicans on board if we can get republicans on board based on evidence maybe this thing had a real chance but the fact is this is just like the russian probe it's political it's anti trump it's trying to turn over the 2016 election which the democrats tried to do even before trott was sworn into office french president emanuel micro has again met the iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly urging him to meet donald trump. he believes that. we know it was pretty tough against the start of having been on if you don't miss it he said look at the relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major old

an impact they should have kept their mouths shut they should have not been talking about russia russia russia they should not have been talking about stormy daniels and michael have jani and here we are just one more ploy in their book and by the way we all know this isn't going to go anywhere in the senate if nancy pelosi was really worried she would say before we move let's look at the evidence let's try to get some republicans on board if we can get republicans on board based on evidence maybe this thing had a real chance but the fact is this is just like the russian probe it's political it's and it's trying to turn over the 2016 election which the democrats tried to do even before trump was sworn into office. french president about a micron is pushing for a meeting between iran's letter leader hassan rouhani and president almost trump on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. we believe that. we know we think it's pretty tough again it's going to have been if you've got this is a look at the. relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major oil

russia russia russia, the only one that paid for anything russian to influence the last election in 2016 was a woman by the name ofn dirty line dossier. bought and paid for, funneled money to funnel to a research group hiring a foreign national. >> that's right, foreign national. a boomerang to. christopher steele, am i six. a former am i six operative spy was sharing information with his agency, never really former. if they were sharing that information, funneling information from the russians that had never been validated. we know that. none of the information in the dossier was validated. and shawn, even more so, that got the boomerang. we saw what happened there. now, with ukraine, i talked to a number of ukrainian officials this week, anothe a number of td they were talking about a brief smile. paris smell was in a lot of trouble, even when they brought hunter biden on. and when they brought hunter biden on, why do you think they would bring him on? somebody who didn't know anything about gas, so many that didn't know anything about energy. it was because they needed a buffer. >> sean: we love you, back to you. also, hillary clinton's latest comments on the democrats impeachment inquiry. you're not going to believe what she said. i'd still like to get back to her crimes, that rigged investigation. oh, and the uranium one scandal, oh, and the clinton foundation. i've a lot of questions for hillary. i would offer hillary an entire week, five hours on this show, whatever you want. will continue straight ahead. ♪ now's your chance to save big on america's favorite boats during the model year clearance sale. save up to $2500 on remaining 2019 tracker and sun tracker boats. save up to $3500 on tahoe; up to $4500 on regency; and save up to $5000 on remaining nitro boats. plus act now and you'll save $1,000s more compared to 2020 models. hurry to bass pro shops,cabela's, and tracker boating centers onwide. ♪ >> sean: hillary clinton is out of hiding, and this time, criticizing president trump with the usual buzzwords about, you know, being thrown around by her liberal democratic extreme radical socialist friends. take a look. >> the president, who has betrayed his oath of office to uphold the constitution and protect and defend our country, this occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future, to our democracy. >> sean: you would have been a much bigger danger, though. anyway, hearing those talking points from hillary, not a surprise. very bitter, lost in 2016, and she herself said in an interview set to air this weekend, take a look. >> applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation, and losing to a corrupt human tornado. >> sean: he beat you solidly. let's see, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. you didn't see it coming, did you? back to our studio audience. tom fenton, you have done great work with judicial watch. freedom of information act information. you are already requesting, why? >> we have asked for the documents for the firing of the ukraine prosecutor. we didn't get them, so we had to sue. with mrs. clinton, this week, she was in court against us trying to tell the court not to let her be questioned under oath by our attorneys on the emails in benghazi. so she is still having to deal with that -- >> sean: has a statute of limitation gone? >> not yet. hillary clinton was facing severe potential criminal consequences in 2015 and 2016. they concocted the russiaacing the law. if they continue to freeze the justice department with mueller, now the ukraine investigation, trying to protect joe biden because that popped up the last few months. this is not an impeachment. that implies lawfulness. this is a coup attempt, a continued coup against the president. if not a war, its lawlessness, and the president needs to confront it directly. he should cut adam schiff off from any classified information. he can't be trusted. the executive branch is the decider for who sees classified information. schiff shouldn't be allowed to see anything. >> sean: we get to the heart of this rage, kerry picket, against donald trump. it's inexplicable to me. they don't like -- donald trump cured cancer, i'm convinced they would still hate him peered he gave every american $5 million and signed on to ocasio-cortez's green new deal, they would hate him. nothing he can do to make them like him, politically. >> that really doesn't seem to be the case. keep in mind, as far

they know what they're doing, that talk about russia, russia, russia. russiatoo happy about that. their primary source of income is oil and gas. now, we are bigger then russia, bigger than saudi arabia. we are bigger than everybody, and we are doing great. so they are not exactly happy. [cheers and applause] the russian hoax is a pure hoax. you saw that with comey the other day. yet, every leading democratic running for president pledges to ban the energy that drives our economy and wage, if you look at what's going on, your way of life is under assault by these people i mean, i go out and sometimes i'll be at these huge audience, and i wish we could have been at a larger arena than this. we tried. i was even willing to stand out in the rain. >> martha: all right, that's that's president trump. that's "the story" on monday, september 9th, 2019. tucker is up next. >> tucker: president trump, speaking to supporters in north carolina tonight. special election for two of north carolina's. welcome to tucker carlson. we'll be back. here he is. >> president trump: a

russia they would like better relations with russia because they want to do more trade with russia so from the from the italian point of view this is quite an embarrassing situation not only for russia and also for italy. president putin also labeled martin the detention practice of her competition highly likely is it doubt the justice department is being overzealous here. well we don't know what they know because presume they say they presume they have discovered or purport to believe that question off and that he's italian counterpart have actually stolen american high tech secrets in here or space industry. that they only know what what actually went on so therefore we don't actually know the exact situation nor we have it all we have is the justice department say he goes you know if is guilty of of has been ours and we have to wait for further developments now will the justice department then ask for caution off to be deported or transferred from italy to the united states and that live in crease increase the tension between russia and the united states and also between italy and the united states your take on busy the big picture here as i mentioned the u.s. house arrest foreig

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china they're running them out of business they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in that we're not going to put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms that's what this whole line is about that's what a lot sometimes about and talking to support on this brand for a long time for. me . is the bottom falling out of both deal who we don't see. flowing about some of the world's largest oil companies are spending fortunes to. projects targeting climate change issues we will delve deeper into that and about 90 seconds. you know world's big partners. and conspirators it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. and gemini that. this came in with trump in 2016 that he the idea of monitor ization the global central banks cooperating to put out a currency unit of accounts that was better than gold is a 6070 year experiment that is now collapsing which is leading to dollars a synaesthete countries like russia move aggressively away from the dollar and buy gold and did globalization simultaneously. 60 minutes into the program welcome back some of the world's biggest oil corporations have spent $50000000000.00 on projects that undermine climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon tracker on while climate activists insist large companies and governments should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem it appears some experts proposals are pretty radical. but really what it all stems dial into the main official initiative is the 2015 powers climate if we meant it was rather followed by a 185 states citing measures that country should take to limit global warming but most of the signatories have feel to live up to their commitments or quarter discuss the issue with a pile of experts. hours of cold was not legally binding there was no reason for anyone to stick to it they can do what they like and they've carried on doing what they've like. i'm afraid we're in

and again someone needs to make china playing fair in the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china . running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in one of them and put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that fellow box was about it's not going to someone's friend for a long time for the. love him or disagree with them a few would argue that noam chomsky is one of the most influential thinkers over age next in a series of interviews with the intellectual recorded over 4 years he spawns many topics from wealth inequality to the much debated death of the western middle classes requiem for the american dream starts in moments. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the world is driven by dream shaped

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why is it. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to say proud just being educated and engaged me equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. ok i want to start with a startling figure some of the world's biggest oil corporations have spent $50000000000.00 on projects that undermine climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon trucker. climate activists insist large companies government should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem it does seem some experts proposals are pretty radical take a look. but the top of the pile may no fish. the 2015 climate agreement it was ratified by 185 states and measures countries should take to limit global warming but most of the signatories have failed to live up to the commitments are quarter to the issue with expert. cold was not legally binding there was no reason for anyone to stick to it they can do what they like and they've carried on doing what they've like. i'm afraid we're in the grip of a series of systems which are putting profit before everything they're going to wring the last drop of profit out of all the old world industries such as the fossil fuel industries we've known about this problem we've known about c o 2 we've known about me thing we know about the feedback loops we've known about the effect on the ice sheets capitalism is have plenty of time to solve this problem but i'm afraid it hasn't dealt with it so we have to start dealing with capitalism the only way we're going to do that is by taking radical action on the streets i've been on the streets myself with extinction rebellion and the people come up to us and they're with us you know the u.k. for example there was a lot of activism. in the last 20 years and running up to 2000 and i went to. school the climate change act that was supposed to deal with the problem and hold the government and all future governments to hold their feet to the fire in terms of doing what's required. and that was certainly the result of lots of different you know different environmental groups and you know hundreds of thousands of people marching repeatedly so i think you know we have seen change but it's just nowhere near enough to tackle the crisis do you as a climate scientist feel that the activists play a serious role in the in the development of towards a solution for climate change problem when extension of the extinction barry again is. not one who now is agent to make change it means the government probably. need to make massive changes to make this happen we've got ourselves into a situation scientists and then well i'm about to. and this isn't going to be something that we can just make it quite that. way. it's scary to be a long haul was this is sight. she was less consumes definitely we get we think a lot of economy and that is not how they night that without some impacts i think that people the public and politicians are quite aware of the drastic changes we need to start reducing our carbon emissions and one of the things that i think we need to consider which is anathema to many people in the green movement is that we we increase our use of nuclear and i know many in the green movement don't like this but really the only country that ever successfully decarbonise to. put is france and they did it in the 1960 s. and 1970 s. by by going for nuclear power why worry is that i don't think people are ready to cut their energy use worldwide since 970 we've seen worldwide energy use increased dramatically and. that we're not going to be able to persuade people to reduce their energy use and one of the only ways i think we're going to combat climate change is to to for both renewables are nuclear is to to provide alternative sources because i just don't think people are ready to cut energy use were to addicted to our our lifestyles to more stories and free from around the world now starting in the southern african country of zimbabwe robert. former president has died at the age of $95.00 he led the country for 37 years until he was forced to resign in $27.00 in parts of africa he was renowned as a fighter for freedom being among the founders of a freeze in bad way however in the international community mugabe became notorious for brutal human rights abuses corruption and for running a barbaric dictatorship. in russia's far east hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in an ongoing rescue operation severe flooding continues to hit the area amour river in the region heavy rain to fall in there since early august more than $100.00 residential buildings remain under water and things are improving but only slowly is the weather service. after years of struggling against widespread reform more than 60 social organizations took a stand against the chilean government on thursday the plan demonstration in santiago was against what the groups have called slipping education standards and also social worker's rights here authorities in the capital used tear gas and other tactics to disperse the protests. ok time for a glimpse of outer space on a quick plug as well for one of our shows on or to day is there life on mars british cosmologist and astronomer royal martin reece talks to sophie shevardnadze about the possibility of living organisms and future missions to the red planet. we could have a wou

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china out there running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in that we're not going to put our phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that's what i like so i was about and talking to support as friends for a long time for the. new. allegations flying about some of the world's largest oil companies are spending fortunes to undermine projects targeting climate change issues that is just one of the many stories we hope for the spring. most of western germany that steve globalization and this came in with thompson 2016 said he the idea of monitor ization the global central banks cooperating to put out a currency unit of account that was better than gold is a 6070 year experiment that is down collapsing which is leading to dollars a synaesthete countries like russia move aggressively away from the dollar and buy gold and globalization simultaneously. join me every week on the alex song i'm sure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you. right let's start with the quote something i just gigantic figure $50000000000.00 stop is what some of the world's biggest oil corporations of spent on projects that undermine climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon tracker and while climate activists insist large companies government should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem it seems some experts proposals are pretty radical. wall trumps all of the main no fish is the 25th climate agreement it was ratified by 185 states and measures countries should take to limit global warming but. fail to live up to the commitments double quarter of the scuffs the issue with a puddle of expert. the hours of cold was not legally binding there was no reason for anyone to stick to it t

and again someone needs to make trying out playing the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china during the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beat the american consumer deserve better. whether or not they're going to put it down to one another and put their phony it really doesn't matter if it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line about that the box of those ballots inside was one spread for a long time for him. to . look at we are back in moments with plenty more including allegations follow you about some of the world's largest oil companies are spending fortunes to undermine projects targeting climate change issues stay with us for a. it's a dangerous illusion to stick with a mistake those from. terrible simple. and simple to deal with climate change as compared to making the triple tariff so is it dangerous to lose interest in the truth and if the risk of those people is going to do the focus here. just approaching 60 minutes into th

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china running them out of business or they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put a gun in it when other employees are phoning it really doesn't matter. it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that little box of is about the type of support and inspiration for a long time for. it these new coalition government has had to prosecutors on to the ousted former interior minister matteo salvini gratian firebrand is accused of conducting a smear campaign and inciting violence against a german refugee ship captain correspondent charlotte do penske is across the story for us. well salvini is facing this libel case where he's being accused of inciting violence against a cap in this is a captain of a charity rescue ship in the mediterranean carrying a rocket a german citizen now back in july she had rescued 53 migrants in the mediterranean and tried to door ship this was the sea what 3 on a tally in soil she was told no you can't do that that was one of the policies that might be any had when he was interior minister of italy and she then continued to try and dock that boat in doing so she actually rammed into a buddha control vessel and she was later arrested for that no salvini at the time accused captain rock act of trying to sink the patrol boat and actually had cues to all of an act of war she was later released then put on the house arrest and later court said that she hadn't done anything illegal although she does. will face charges of helping illegal immigration now salvini during that whole incident discussed it on twitter he said things that the captain was a criminal that she was a delinquent that the poor woman had tried to kill 5 italian soldiers and this is why he is now facing this prosecution but salvini says he stands by everything that he said denounced by a german communist the draft immigrants ram to finance god's patrol boat it's a model for me i'll never give up. well it's a nice former interior minister former deputy prime minister. is one of the country's most popular politicians riding high in the polls mainly due to his anti immigration stance and the fact that he closed ports to illegal immigrants while he was in that position now the current coalition which is the make up of the 5 star movement and the left wing democratic party is said to be a coalition that's kind of come together to form something out of nothing and as a result many people intend that that government itself could collapse in the coming months if not the coming years but certainly many people expecting that before italy's next scheduled election as a result of that the popularity of materials salvini is seen as being thought on inside of the current administration so you can imagine that they're certainly rubbing their hands in glee at any attempts to neutralize material salvini and neutralize the popularity. stories making headlines around the world for you now starting in the southern african country of zimbabwe robert mugabe zimbabwe's former president has died at the age of 95 he led the country for 37 years until he was forced to resign in 2017 in parts of africa he was renowned as a fighter for freedom being among the founders of a free zimbabwe however in the international community mugabe became notorious for brutal human rights abuses corruption and running our barbaric dictatorship. in russia's follies hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations severe flooding continues to hit the area surrounding the arm or river in the region heavy rains that fall in there from early august more than $100.00 residential buildings remain underwater things are improving there but only slowly say the weather service. and after years of struggling against widespread reform more than 60 social organizations took a stand against the chilean government on thursday the planned demonstration in santiago was against what the groups of called slipping educational standards and also social and workers' rights the authorities in the capital used tear gas and other tactics to disperse the protesters. some of the world's biggest oil corporations have spent $50000000000.00 on projects that undermine climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon tracker and while climate activists insist large companies and governments should come up with proper in

and again someone needs to make trying out playing fair to the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business or they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put a gun in it went out and put their phone to make it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that i'm upset about it's not going to support an expression for a long time for. me to. love him or disagree with noam chomsky is well known of the most influential thinkers of her age next in a series of interviews with the intellectual recorded over 4 years he spends many topics from wealth inequality to the much to be the death of the western middle class recreate for the american dream starts in a moment. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by strong person. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. compared to centuries of chinese history 2 years is nothing unless birgitte 2 years of donald trump with yet

and again someone needs to make trying out playing fair to the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in one another and put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that from a box office about it's not going to support and spread for a long time for. you to. love him or disagree with him few would argue that noam chomsky isn't one of the most influential thinkers of her age next in a series of interviews with the intellectual recorded over many years he spends a lot of topics from wealth inequality to the much spoken about death of the western and middle classes requiem for the american dream it begins in moments. the world is driven by shaped by one person. thinks. we dare to ask. the barbarians the vandals of wall street are now actively plundering your bank account with

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china as they're running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put us down in that we're not going to put our phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that's going to block someone's about and talk going to support and spread for a long time for the. allegations flying about some of the world's largest oil companies are spending fortunes to undermine projects targeting climate change issues we get further into after the break. the big. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest street in truth to stand losing business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. seem wrong but old roles just don't all. get to shape out disdaining to come to council. and engagement because the trail. once and many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. crosstalk started to 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts fight it out for a trophy what do you think ok a more affordable option 25 text for. one red rose another suggestion with jeopardy no political cookout we will literally. be elite. late night show it's a rare format these days and it's all you need is an old microphone in a printed banner. to leave me with i guess i can do this and laughter politics gone wild like music. ok crosstalk is not about hype it's about meaning 10 years of talk and still going strong. peter if you want to change something why don't we get rid of the. no that is too much. look at what we start back with figure quite a big figure out that $50000000000.00 that is what some of the world's biggest oil corporations have spent on projects that on their mind climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon tracker while climate activists insists large companies and governments should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem it seems some experts proposals are pretty radical. the main oficial initiative though is the 2015 part climate. so much done in the years by so many people know it was rather by a 185 states citing. that countries should take to limit global warming but most of the signatories have failed to live up to the commitments are to. discuss the issue with a pile of expert. the hours of cold was not legally binding there was no reason for anyone to stick to it they can do what they like and they've carried on doing what they've like. i'm afraid we're in the grip of a series of systems which are putting profit before everything they're going to wring the last drop of profit out of all the old world industries such as the fossil fuel industries we've known about this problem we've known about c o 2 we've known about me thing we know about the feedback loops we've known about they'll be the effect on the ice sheets capitalism is have plenty of time to solve this problem but i'm afraid it hasn't dealt with it so we have to start dealing with capitalism the only way we're going to do that is by taking radical action on the streets i've been on the streets myself with extinction rebellion and the people come up to us and they're with us you know the u.k. for example there was a lot of activism. in the last 20 years and running up to 2008 went to law school the climate change act that was supposed to deal with the problem and hold the government and all future governments to hold their feet to the fire in terms of doing what's required. and that was certainly the result of lots of different you know different environmental groups and you know hundreds of thousands of people marching repeatedly so i think you know we have seen change but it's just nowhere near enough to tackle the crisis at scale do you as a climate scientist feel that the activists play a serious role in the in the development of towards a solution for climate change problem with the extension and the extinction barely again is. not one who now is agent to make change it means the government or the public and they need to make massive changes to make this happen we've got ourselves into a situation scientists say they want about blockades and this isn't going to be something that we can just make it quite that. way. it's going to be a long haul we're going to need it was this is site less consumes less consumes differently we get we think a lot of economy and that does not have made the night that without some impacts i think that people the public and politicians are quite aware of the drastic changes we need to start reducing our carbon emissions and one of the things that i think we need to consider and which is nothing more to many people in the green movement is that we we increase our use of nuclear and i know many in the green movement don't like this but really the only country that ever successfully carbonized its elektra's output is france and it did it in the 1960 s. and 1970 s. by by going for nuclear power why why worry is there i don't think people are ready to cut their energy use worldwide since 970 we've seen worldwide energy use increased dramatically and. that we're not going to be able to persuade people to reduce their energy use and one of the only ways i think we're going to combine climate change is to to for both renewables are nuclear is to provide alternative sources because i just don't think people are ready to to cut energy use with too addicted to our our lifestyles. let's go check and some stories making headlines around the world for you know starting in the southern african country of zimbabwe robert zimbabwe's former president has died at the age of 95 he led the country for 37 years until he was forced to resign in $27.00 in parts of africa he was renowned as a fighter for freedom was among the founders of a free zimbabwe however in the international community became notorious for brutal human rights abuses corruption and rolling a barbaric dictatorship. in russia's far east hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations severe flooding continues to hit the area. were river in the region heavy rains fall in there from early august or so more than $100.00 residential buildings remain under water things are improving there but only slowly though say the weather. austerity program cuts in social benefits in argentina i figured yet more protests in the. demonstrators come overnight and set fires outside the social development ministry political instability has worsened to economic uncertainty in argentina following a presidential primary last month that saw gains for the country's position leaders . a glimpse of outer space indeed a quick plug for one of our shows coming up later today is there life on mars british caus. astronomer royal martin speaks now with our tease sophie shevardnadze a little bit about what will be coming up in the program among the topics the possibility of life in the real block beyond future

and again someone needs to make trying out playing fair to be ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business or they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down and went out and put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom and that's what this whole line is not that the box was about the type of discipline spread for a long time for. show the best intentions there were 26 minutes past 11 with everything this weekend thanks so much watch and have a great one for me kevin to the rest the team. compared to centuries of chinese history 2 years is nothing unless it's 2 years of donald trump with yet another round of terrorist being added to the u.s. trade war just last week china strategy of waiting out the enemy likely to work with the current american president. she said she stressed to no longer post make sure that the british and the bill of voted out that you know that

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in a way that i put their phone to it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms that's what this whole line is about that from a box of us about it's not going to support the expression for a long time for the. best laid plans like this check in for a minute the russian far east in the city of la they've all stopped because leaders meeting there for the final day of the east and economic forum present discussions with the indian the japanese the malays are now mongolian leaders talking about how best to try to move forward on everything from trade to technology to the environment void global military escalations a correspondent covering the. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the us in the 1st place but as she puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal which was in the least it was a serious challenges facing humanity imagine if the some weapon maybe a nuclear one in a little bit over our heads i'm very it's this could drastically change the security situation across the globe as for my own american partners keep silent when we suggest continuing to negotiate the summons there's nothing new in that. another key message from the russian president was that moscow will keep up with all the missile r. and d.

and again someone needs to make trying out playing fair to be ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down to one another and put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms and that's what this whole line is about that little box of us about it's not going to support and spread for a long time for the. out well that's the big stories of the week just going to 30 minutes with a given away more news happening right now because my main site called for me in the rest of the weekend to mosco have a great rest of the week and the thanks for watching. what holds us do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express an interest. or some want to reach. out to the right to be close that's what the fuck are you the more people. i'm interested always in the waters. there should

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserve better. whether or not they're going to put down what about what their own is make it really doesn't matter if it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms that's what this whole line is about that's going to box i was about and talking to support his friend for a long time for. me . to. see this morning all right coming up right ahead this friday morning among the stories ahead leaders meeting the russian authorities to get on the follow day of these economic forum just one of the stories we're across for you when we come back . that gemini that steve globalization came in with in 2016. the idea of monitor the. banks cooperating to put out a currency unit of accounts that was better than gold is a 6070 year experiment that. dollars a country like russia move aggressively away from the dollar and buy gold and globalization simultaneously. after almost 2 decades of war and occupation american military involvement in afghanistan appears to be winding down i deal with the taliban will see majority of american troops leave while still allowing a sizable contingent to remain just what exactly is washington's political interest to be in afghanistan america's longest ever. again broken one of the south's international life from me kevin owens 50 minutes past the hour 16 past the hour and if you're watching the clock now next in the russian far east and city of leaders a meeting of the final day of the eastern economic forum president putin and he joined discussions with the indian the japanese the malaysian among goliad leaders talking about how best to try to move forward on trade technology the environment how to avoid global military escalations. for us. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in a way that i put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom that's what this whole line is about that's the box on the ballot that's not going to support the expression for a long time for the. best laid plans coming up allegations fly this on the world's largest oil companies are spending for choose to undermine projects toggling climate change issues they'll miss it after the break. ok. most of us are a gemini that steve globalization and this came in with trump in 2016 that he the idea of monitor ization the global central banks cooperating to put out a current scheme unit of accounts that was better than gold is a 6070 year experiment that is now collapsing which is leading to dollars a synaesthete countries like russia move aggressively away from the dollar and buy gold and did globalization simultaneously. in a world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. again some the world's biggest oil corporations have spent $50000000000.00 on projects that undermine climate goals according to a report by financial think tank carbon trucking along climate activists insists that large companies and governments should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem seems some experts proposals in part pretty radical. well those brainwaves aside of course the beneficial initiative is the 2015 paris climate agreement ratified by under $85.00 states it cites measures that country should t

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china. running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down when i'm not going to put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom that's what this whole line is about that box office about it's not going to support and spread for a long time for the. some stories making headlines around the world for you now starting in the southern african country of zimbabwe robert mugabe zimbabwe's former president has died at the age of 95 he led the country for 37 years until he was forced to resign in 2017 in parts of africa he was renowned as a fighter for freedom being among the founders of a free zimbabwe however in the international community mccarthy became notorious for brutal human rights abuses corruption and running a barbaric dictatorship. in russia's far east hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations severe flooding continues to hit the area surrounding the more river in the region heavy rain to fall and from early august more than 100 residential buildings remain underwater things are improving that but only slowly say the weather service. and after years of struggling against widespread reform more than 60 social organizations took a stand against the chilean government on thursday the plan a demonstration in santiago was against what the groups of called slipping education standards and also social and workers' rights the authorities in the capital used tear gas and other tactics to disperse the protesters. again is now over outer space and the quick plug for one of our shows on that day is there life on mars british cosmologist and astronomer royal martin rees talks to sophie shevardnadze about the possibility of living organisms there and future missions to the red planet. we could have

and again someone needs to make trying out playing fair to the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china the running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumers are better. whether or not they're going to. make it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom that's what this whole line is about that's all about some is about it's not going to support his friend for a long time for the. new . stories lined up here today that i'm going to. break you straight to mobile device . in the morning. when i wouldn't say thanks for taking the time to watch the news of. larry king right here right after this break. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed working. there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america where shade by the ton principles

and again someone needs to make trying to play fair with the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china out there running them out of business so they can buy cheap foreign beef the american consumer deserves better. whether or not they're going to put it down in that way rather than put their phone in it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedoms that's what this whole line is about that's what a lot so i was about and talking to support on this brand for a long time for the. news now i'll be back around 30 minutes time with more updates so do stay with us. after almost 2 decades of war and occupation american military involvement in afghanistan appears to be winding down a deal with the taliban will see majority of american troops leave while still allowing a sizable contingent to remain just what exactly does washington political interests . who america's longest ever. hello i'm sophie shevardnadze for 6 years enjoy its thoughtful and honest conversation with global leaders and

russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china. they're running them out of business so they can buy cheap for the american consumers are better. whether or not. it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom that's what the whole line is about that. one branch for. the other will see what's happening starting in the capitol. the taliban has claimed it was a powerful blast which killed at least 10 people. buildings including the afghan intelligence service and the u.s. embassy. for a preliminary. peace deal was announced earlier this week. russia's far east hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations the water is severe flooding continues to hit the area surrounding the river in the region that's been going on since august more than a 100 residential buildings remain under water. slowly so the weatherman. mr. program cuts in social benefits in argentina have triggered yet more protests in the capital demonstrators camped out overnight and set fires outside the social development ministry political instabilities worsened economic uncertainty in argentina following a presidential primary in august that gave a significant lead to the country's opposition as. well as its so far this friday heard r.t. h.q. in moscow i'm kevin thank you as ever for taking the time to see what watches from those big choices out there so it means all the more the worse next news update from us is 34 minutes if you want to keep abreast of everything as that lead today as it happens download our up or check out r.t. do

russia russia russia they should not have been talking about stormy daniels and michael have jani and here we are just one more ploy in their book and by the way we all know this isn't going to go anywhere in the senate if nancy pelosi was really worried she would say before we move let's look at the evidence let's try to get some republicans on board if we can get republicans on board based on evidence maybe this thing had a real chance but the fact is this is just like the russian probe it's political it's and it's trying to turn over the 2016 election which the democrats tried to do even before trump was sworn into office. members of britain's parliaments are on their way back to work 24 hours off to supreme court judges ruled the prime minister's decision to send them home was unlawful boris johnson's flying back from the united nations general assembly new york to face calls for his resignation opposition m.p.'s were inferior to that he suspended parliament for 5 weeks before the bracks it deadline and tobar for a child and now joins us live from outside of parliament and london so rory what can we expect in parliament today. yes in just over an hour and a half the politicians will be back sitting in the the famous building behind me can already see that the campaign as flags have returned again to the green here and what we will get from parliament next is not really given away by the order sheets for the house of commons for the day which just says that there will be urgent questions and ministerial statements but you can bet that this will be an absolutely tolerates session of parliament today. what the supremes court did yesterday was rule that boris johnson had acted on the rule fully in sending all the m.p.'s away for the suspension that he had in effect misled them on it now in normal political times you would expect the prime minister to resign over over such a decision but boris johnson hasn't done that at least nor yet in normal political times you might expect. opposition m.p.'s here to use the weakness of this government's use the fact that it is just been. unanimously by the supreme court for acting on lawfully and push as quickly as possible for a vote of no confidence botts every indication is that they will not do so now jeremy corbett and who is the leader of the opposition labor party has said that the priority of the opposition is to hold boris johnson to account to basically push him to abide by the legislation that was passed just before the parliamentarians went on their on the prohibition suspension. that basically demands that he either gets a deal with the european union before the 31st of october and if he can't do that he has to apply to them for an extension only once that has been settles the opposition says will they push for a vote of no confidence or an election so essentially their tactic is to hold him offstage in 10 downing street until they've got what they need out of him then they will pull the trigger boris johnson of course is going to do everything he can to try to wiggle out of that trap. and given the surf stunning indictment from the supreme court judges and their reaction a lot of anger there in parliament is there any sense of remorse from the governments are any of them agreeing that they've actually done something wrong. no no absolutely not yet what's the position of the government is we had this in boris johnson when he spoke just after the verdict yesterday and we've heard it from allies like michael gove today is that they think the decision of the supreme court was wrong the way we can see this being framed by the government is essentially vats the judiciary is part of the problem that it is part of this kind of elite conspiracy against the will of the people and it is the boris johnson government that is standing up for the will of the people the people voted for bracks if he's going to deliver bracks it and the supreme court says together with parliaments accept or in trying to get in the way of that that's a message that is also being unprovided think in certain parts of the right wing press and that will be the message that is going towards any election but it's interesting i think that we have figures like nigel farage the leader of the brics r.t. and arch grex it's here who is saying now although we did say before that prohibition was perfectly normal he's now saying that was a massive mistake from boris johnson because it gives the momentum to those who don't want greater to happen for a challenge at westminster as parliamentarians start returning to work thank you now the french president emmanuel micron is pushing for a meeting between iran's leader hassan rouhani and president donald trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly. we believe. we know we think this prison time against one of. the one of the damage is about to continue. relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major facilities inside those months washington says iran was behind the attacks but terror on denies that is urging the countries to pursue negotiation efforts our correspondent john holl is at the united nations in new york. there has been a flurry of activity involving a number of leaders meeting separately here in new york with her son rouhani the iranian president and also with donald trump from germany japan pakistan and the united kingdom all pushing separately to try and broker what would be a historic meeting between 2 countries whose leaders haven't met for 40 years emmanuel now from the french president particularly engaged in this effort he's known to want to set up negotiations more broadly at some point to take in a 4 point program and get a new nuclear file of course also ending the war in yemen coming up with a regional security plan and lifting sanctions he said that conditions he believes are right now for a rapid resumption of negotiations it's now up to iran and the united states to seize the opportunity well that hasn't happened yet iran wants a lifting of sanctions now as a precondition for talks to donald trump he is not willing to do that at the moment but he has left the door open the u.s. president saying we are here we do have time they'd like to meet and certainly it makes sense to meet but nothing has been agreed yet. and earthquake has hit east and pakistan killing at least 25 people and injuring hundreds more a 5.8 magnitude quakes epicenter was close to the city of near poor and pakistan a minister kashmir dozens of homes were destroyed and cars damaged when roads collapsed in many areas. rescue and relief efforts are underway after 4 slides and made 4 which are situated in progress on the administered kashmir because the earthquake happened in the evening the rescue and relief operations were hampered by the dog electricity of god god golf too many areas cell phone services also disrupted but the military is now aiding the civilian government in the rescue efforts greatly 5 people have been killed hundreds more have been injured and are under treatment and radio producers the pakistani military is confident that the situation is under control and that they will be able to contain the situation by evening today or engage rescue efforts under way but what we have been able to witness is that the people of this area spend their nights outdoors recall the fear that their homes and buildings may collapse on them and of course most of them decided to sleep outside as you can see the efforts are still underway to try and restore all keeling crores reject being cut off telecommunications services are also being disrupted and the military is now gone for daring to say that they will be able to contain the situation within the next 24 hours. and still ahead and there are. taliban threats and corruption concerns fears raised over the credibility of the upcoming off an election. and how this could become a huge threat to humanity. because the usual russia showers across southeast asia they are not going their way further south let's now that we have of course passed the economics so they're somewhere around the equator as they should be so we got west of weather now pushing down into malaysia a little drier over the next diode say into thailand bangkok at around $34.00 celsius over the next day or 2 there will be want to see showers decide in parts of vietnam into cambodia russia showers there into malaysia the drive for indonesia over the next few days a lousy dry once again across a good part of australia this little area cloud here sliding through southern parts of queensland into northern areas of new south wales could actually thicken up enough to produce a few spots of rain is the high pressure is in charge so that means a lot of settled weather $22.00 celsius for adelaide and 19 in melbourne and also into sydney as we go through thursday on into friday march to see want to see showers just creeping into that eastern side of aust

we started with russia, russia, russia. that turned out to be a fraud. then, they went to race. can you believe that? i'm the least racist person in this room. then, they went to recession. there's going to be a recession. oh please, let there be a recession, please. because we have a better chance of defeating him if there's a recession. i think it's well over 100 times, we broke the all-time record. it will cost me billions and billions of dollars. but if somebody from the middle east that i never saw before comes in and stays at one of my hotels for an evening and pays $439, and emoluments. nobody has ever heard that word before. emoluments, he's enriching himself. if somebody buys a tank of gas in scotland from an airport, and they happen to go to a hotel, he's enriching himself. i expect it to do that. we would have had the same basic rhetoric. supposedly i'm lost and lost billions. i would have expected when i did this in terms of opportunity, so i will lose it billions of dollars always expected. i always enrich myself because i say, someone will stay at my hotel. but it

russia broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia. maybe it was. e russia but also could be china, but also lots of other people. it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay? i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> it has been well, well-established that russia sabotaged the 2016 presidential election to help donald trump. the unanimous conclusion of our intelligence community summarizing an incredibly detailed indictment from robert mueller which included the names of the people who did it, their methods, even logs and e-mails they sent. if there's one thing the mueller report definitively established is that the russians did it and did it to benefit trump. there's no real doubt left and so it's worth taking a moment to marvel at how wild it is, exactly what trump did in that now infamous phone call with ukrainian president zelensky. after holding back nearly $400 million in military aid to ukraine trump asked for two things. one to work with rudy g

russia, russia russia, impeachment impeachment, impeachment collusion, collusion failed, well, now they are accusing president trump of colluding with the ukraine. we know from john sullivan ukraine admits to helping hillary clinton. but theit media mob, they only care about interference in our elections if they can use it to bludgeonon trump. they cared about russia andrusse but not the dossier. many in the media mob predicting this will be the end of the trump administration. they been predicting that for years. as it turns out, though so-called "whistle-blower"wasn'. whoops. this was not the first to have information. this was hearsay. look at this. even fake news cnn buried in a report they did over the weekend, the following line. "the whistle-blower didn't have correct knowledge of communications."that's called ht means, yeah, who knows what this person heard. meanwhile, the ukrainian foreign minister, president denied that trump put pressure on the ukrainian president. denied it. flat-out wrong.no quid pro quo. according to "the washington post," yep.no eo offered. catherine. >> they fell fox news the whistle-blower did not have firsthand knowledge of the conversation between president trump and the adding the complaint made clear the whistle-blower did not have direct knowledge of the july phone call. that matters, because typically multip

russia, russia, russia, they don't really seem to care about all about obama's promise to vladimir or clinton's promise to north korea, or the money they dumped on the mullahs in iran, but they will run wall-to-wall coverage, at best, about a nebulous story where we do not know the identity of the whistle-blower, we don't know any details of the allegations, we don't know which world leader that was referenced, we don't know what the so-called promise was. naturally, nobody else in the media that is now echoing what "the washington post" says every decided to independently verify these unknown claims on their own, that this unknown individual is making. tonight, "the washington post" is adding to their unknown report that the whistle-blower's complaint involves the country of ukraine. i was happy with this news. maybe they will give us information that they said they want to give us, that we have not taken yet, about their influence in the 2016 election to help hillary clinton, or maybe they are going to tell us oh, why they really gave in to joe biden's pressure, basically leveraging a billion of our taxpayer dollars. here's what we also know. we know that key facts, details don't matter to this mob, this media mob. rush limbaugh pointed out you can tell these people any single thing you want, they will report it verbatim as long as it can be used to smear trump. goes like this, one network reports a salacious story, no story, no specific. every outlet, they repeat it and they get all whipped up into a frenzy, a circular firing squad. this network of themselves only. that's what we saw today, what is a rage psychotic level of speculation, hysteria, on nearly every single solitary network over what is one, a sketchy story with no details, no specifics from bezos' "washington post" hour after hour, what the eventual trump haters in the deep state wanted, it fits a pattern. after all, this is not the first leak on donald trump from the intel community that was designed to smear president trump. remember, just a few days ago when the media mob went crazy on that report that a high level u.s. spy had to be extracted from moscow because president trump couldn't be trusted with secret information? that turned out to be more fake news. the spy was actually extracted because of reasons unrelated at all to president trump that dated back to the obama administration, and the real reason was the extraction turned out to be nothing to do with trump. no. the extraction was due to the media coverage. they put the guy's life in jeopardy. after the story break and the guy is back here, the media did everything in the power to expose not only the person's identity, but pretty much give vladimir putin the guy's home address which would be a clear and present danger to him and his family. president trump dismantles and exposes the deep state, they would do nothing to destroy his presidency. how did they get this information? let's not forget the chilling comments, that senator from new york to chucky schumer in 2017, you mess with the intel community, they've got six ways from sunday to get back at you. really? is that what they are going to do with the powerful tools of intelligence that we give them? get back at us?take a look. >> you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from sunday of getting back at you. even for a practical, supposedly hard-nosed businessman, he's being really dumb to do this. >> sean: they have six ways from sunday to get back to you. so we're going to give the most powerful tools of intelligence to protect us and they're going to turn that weaponry on us or any president they don't like? we know members of the intercommunity of president obama, we know they spied on president trump's associates and, yes, his campaign and transition the presidency. we know about the informant and undercover agents, the outsourcing of intelligence to our allies to circumvent u.s. laws while we also know that they are not happy the president trump, some of them a very small minority, exposing their gross misconduct. so with each and every leak each and every so called bombshell report seeing a very petty attempt at revenge six way from the sunday only a few bad actors that hate the president for it like groundhog day, they hate the president, hook, line and sinker with no facts at all. here with reaction is ohio congressman jim jordan, fox news contributor sara carter. let's go to the report with you and i want to ask about the inspector general yesterday. sara? >> welll, i think the big concern here, sean, and i spoke to several intelligence officials today, is the fact that directly surrounding the president are people attempting to target him and leak information, as well as report to the ig. you know, this has to be a really big concern and you brought up a point that i was going to make which is chuck schumer's statement that the intelligence community can get back to you six ways to sunday.. this was not supposed to happen in america. this is something we see in other countries. how is it is our intelligence apparatus appears to be challenging the administration consistently? and so i think when you think of this story, we don't have a lot of facts yet. we don't know whether this is dealing with ukraine and biden, maybe, or dealing with some other country? we don't have the facts because nobody, nobody right now from the ig is talking about it and adam schiff is spreading lies and spreading a narrative in order to target the president with -- >> sean: by the way, that's the one guy we have on tape colluding with the russians. >> exactly. >> sean: we've got that on tape, sara. >> yeah, we heard him. we heard him asking for these pictures. do you have these pictures? can we get them? i will put you on with my secretary. so, look, they are trying to stir the pot here. this is something that i'm more concerned about the fact that there are people around the president that are doing this to target this administration and that to me is much more concerning than if he had a conversation with the remained private. look -- >> sean: correct. >> exactly. president trump tweeted, he knows that people are listening to his phone calls. he knows the sensitivity of all these issues. he would do nothing to harm the integrity of the united states. i believe that to be true. i believe its statement to be true, we do not have all the facts yet, so let's all stop spreading rumors. >> sean: didn't say -- i doubt he has any flexibility with putin, i doubt he was trying to bribe the mullahs of iran with billions, or billions of dollars in fuel for north korea. is that a good deal for the american people? no, it's a horrible deal so wet, the power 68 weaponry we give them to keep us safe, now being turned on donald trump again. >> sean, how much you want to bet how much the president said was in the best interests of the united states of america? that's the bottom line. we sort of seen this before. the democrats come adam schiff get all spun up, they said the president did something wrong. when the facts come out, it's just the opposite. the president didn't do anything wrong, and they were spendingsp. it's not like we haven't seen this movie before and i would bet everything, whatever the president said, was in the best interest of our country. >> sean: you were there yesterday. horowitz confirming that he recommended, refer jim comey really it's a criminal referral but they just say referral, as it relates to comey, and now that they agree to investigate whether he lied to congress. now comey has been able to dodge the, yeah, the less than candor, lacking candor, he did have materials he shouldn't have had and he passed them on to people. is he going to be able to dodge the fisa warrant he was warned about at least three times, i know of, likely five times that he shouldn't dodge, but he still use the dossier to get fisa warrants?is he going to do? >> the same referral he gave for jim comey, he gave to andy mccabe maybe a year ago. based on what we learned last week and how the justice department is moving with him so we'll have to see. jim comey is the center of this crazy saga we had to live through for the last two and a half years. he's the one who started the investigation july 2016. he's the one who let peter strzok run the investigation the guy who was desperate to stop trump.he told lisa, we're o stop trump. he got the fisa warrant to spy on an american citizen. january 6th, 3 days after chuck schumer's comment you played earlier, the six ways from sunday comment. 3/days lat, he goes up to set up the president, telling the president he's not under investigation while he's trying to get information about the president about that very investigation we will see how it plays out. but mostly what i want is chairman nadler and chairman cummings to actually have hearings when mr. horowitz's next report comes out. >> sean: corey lewandowski ate their lunch this week which is a pretty great moment.i did have r director wray, clean up the premier law inbe forcement agency in the world and stop all the redactions to cover it up. thank you both. also, we have new news from judicial watch tonight. breaking moments ago, they obtained 146 pages of never before released documents showing the dirty russian dossier author christopher steele, he had a close working relationship with multiple barack obama state department officials dating all the way back to 2014. he is here now with the full report, tom fitton. >> sean, how are you? >> sean: what do you got? >> two dozen at least reports on russia and such sent by steele and his buddies in the obama department, namely jonathan weiner, who helped shop the dossier written by him on his own admission and pushed it over to the justice department with victoria newland, who was the top russian official who was with obama at the time, but also to congress steny hoyer and senators on the hill, as well. jonathan weiner and christopher steele have this long-standing working relationship going back to 2014. steele had this outside access to the state department on russia issues which left him well positioned obviously to push the fraudulent steele dossier on the american people and on our system. really incredible that this material had to be forced out as a result of a lawsuit. we get this basic information about steele's contact with the state department two, three years after his involvement in our presidential elections is exposed as problematic as it is. unbelievable. >> sean: the bulk of information came from his dirty dossier that

i haven't even started campaigning yet and am constantly fighting fake news like russia, russia, russia." the president has indeed been campaigning ever since his official campaign announcement rally back in mid june in orlando, florida. the economy was also on the president's mind this 9/11 morning. he posted, "the federal reserve should get our interest rates down to zero or less, and we should then start to refinance our debt. it's only the naivete of jay powell and the federal reserve that doesn't allow us to do what other countries are already doing. a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that we are missing because of boneheads." trump did go to the pentagon for the morning 9/11 memorial. remember the pentagon one of the targets on that day. he spoke of his decision to abruptly call off a camp david visit with the taliban. >> we had peace talks scheduled a few days ago. i called them off when i learned that they had killed a great american soldier from puerto rico and 11 other innocent people. they thought they would use this attack to show strength. but actually what they showed is unr

russia, russia, russia and that came to absolutely nothing. they were trying to simply be the party of obstruction and to say president trump's judicial yoappointment shouldn't go through. they were trying to have a stall tactic. if the tactic is to delay the inquiry and continue the narrative in the media cycle coming up to the election, that may be all their objective is. what i'd like to know from nancy pelosi is when will you call a vote, how long is the inquiry, what's the scope, what are they doing so they will have full transparency. president trump has been completely transparent. the twhiet hous white house hasn anything to congress, to mule mueller, anyone that they wanted. this is about the democrats making this political and partisan. lauren: kt mcfarland land says this isn't good for anybody. >> i've been through an impeachment. the country stops. we don't do business. the foreign adversaries look at this and say we're going to exploit the situation, get what we can when we can get it because we know the president trump of the united states is not in a position to come back at us. lauren: do you agree? >> absolutely. this is politically devi divisid this is something that democrats and no one should ever use as a political tactic. this should be an constitutionally speaking is a nonpartisan process and so for the democrats to simply wield their power to try to use this for political motivation is frankly anti-american and against the rule of law. lauren: it didn't work out for republicans when they tried to do this during the clinton administration. jenna ellis reeves, thank you for the time. >> thanks so much. cheryl: well, google is releasing their very own game platform to compete with apple. the monthly subscription service is called play pass, it has 350 apps and games, it's $1.99 a month for the first year and $4.99 after that. they also plan to add health, fitness and photography apps at some point. they will launch on android devices in the u.s. this week. if you have an iphone, apple rolled out a game service earlier this month. all right, the inquiry that really moved markets yesterday. well, dow is under pressure in the futures market again today. the dow is down 79 right now, s&p down 11, nasdaq down 43 and-a-half. investors kind of r nervous about what's going on in washington and new york. still ahead, another victory for elizabeth warren to tell you about. is the progressive candidate the new darling of the democratic party for 2020? and what does that mean for the others, especially joe biden? and a major company investing in the future of healthcare, why it could be great news for future doctors across the country. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ if you close your eyes. ♪ does it almost feel like you've been here before. ♪ how am i going to be an optimist about this. ♪ how am i going to be an optimist about this on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! lauren: senator elizabeth warren just keeps on going. building momentum. a new poll in you new hampshire shows warren enjoying a slight 2% advantage over former vice president joe biden. the long-time front runner in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. this survey is the second poll to show warren overtaking biden in a key state. anders joins us now. when you look at the polls, what got me is in four months elizabeth warren in new hampshire went from 8% support to 27% and joe biden went from 36 to 25. those are huge jumps in both directions. what happens now? >> absolutely, that's the joe biden gaffe effect. i think i've said it the last such he'll times i've been on the show, is that elizabeth warren has proved to have a lot more to gain from other candidates dropping out than joe biden does. joe biden has been hovering around the mid to high 20s. now he's in the low 20s for the entirety of his campaign and warren has grown so much and that comes from the fact that other candidates are dropping out and they're finding her a lot more attractive and those votes are going to her. biden can't win with mid-20s support. that leaves over 70% of the vote that's supporting other candidates or undecided. lauren: as we talk about elizabeth warren surging, okay, maybe she could win iowa, maybe she can win new hampshire. what about states like pennsylvania when she's anti-fracking, when she doesn't have policies that support the state's economy. >> well, absolutely. joe biden has based his campaign around this idea that he the moderate candidate. but especially with this impeachment inquiry that's been happening right now, that's been a lot more difficult for biden to make that case because he himself has come out in favor of impeachment, just yesterday, and that sort of puts him in a difficult place. it's hard to say that he is the level-headed candidate, the moderate candidate when he's in favor of all these impeachment proceedings and more radical anti-trump policies that he had not been in favor of. lauren: there is one candidate, representative gabbard of hawaii who told kennedy last night that she doesn't support an impeachment inquiry. listen. >> i feel strongly that this is not the route that we should take. it politicizes something that the american people need to be trusted to decide, who they would like to see as our president and commander in chief. lauren: so how will that outlier message on the october debate stage, because she made it, play out among 11 other candidates on that stage? >> yeah, i think she'll have an important card to play, especially in taking away that moderate card from joe biden. i think if she is going to play a major point, it will be in hurting joe biden in that debate. lauren: thanks for the time this morning. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: president trump is scheduled to meet with ukraine's president this afternoon, this will be their first face-to-face meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly, first face-to-face ever. the ukrainian leader is at the center of a political storm in washington. let's bring in lawrence core, former assistant secretary of defense. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: set up the meeting today. there's going to be all eyes on these two leaders because what it's done to upset the balance of washington and the impeachment inquiry but also he has to balance out what he needs from president trump and that's help with putin and russiang about who said what and the phone call and everything. we're forgetting that you crew y important to us as a buffer to prevent russian expansionism and that's why we gave them aid to begin with, both under obama and president trump. i'm glad that the president's going to release the transcripts of the conversation so that they can get back to real business. cheryl: so we'll know that today, hope brin hopefully thate comes before the meeting. i want to pivot over to china. the president yesterday, he really went after china. we are in such a sensitive time right now with the chinese. all the back and forth, all the language. want you to listen to what president trump said yesterday in particular about the issue of china. >> the world trade oranization needs drastic change, the second largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the sis system at others' expense. >> charles: what d.cheryl: whaf that? >> it doesn't help, l

russia, russia, russia? >> march begin of error. same thing with the north carolina votes. 8% of the voters in the district who didn't know, unsure at end of august. take all polls with a grain of salt. look at way it is done. that is really important. >> it goes back to the anti-trump media, charles. listen, with the 2016 election hillary's folks were already measure the drapes in the oval office, all right? charles: do you think president trump is right, this is deliberate attempt to suppress republican voters, to make trump, would-be trump voters he will not win, why even bother? >> this is a attempt to suppress everything. >> any number of universities, are part of polls. suppression is none sense. >> anti-trump media hat been against the president before eenlaunched okay? so we'll see even more of this, this is not that. it will be the race card and russiay can drudge up. charles: danielle, deneen, great seeing you. great energy. we'll have a lot more between now and then for sure. >>> i have a business alert for you. the ftc is investigating amazon. fox business has confirmed a team of federal trade commission officials are interviewing small business owners selling products on amazon. they're trying to learn whether the online giant is hurting competition. >>> americans across the country are taking time to remember 9/11 and people we lost. coming up a powerful moment i spent honoring, brothers and sisters who lost their lives to save others. be working harder. that's why, your cash automatically goes into a money market fund when you open a new account. just another reminder of the value you'll find at fidelity. open an account today. audrey's on it. eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk?

russia, russia, russia, stormy, stormy, stormy, impeach, impeach, impeach. ukraine, ukraine. how does any of this rage help any american? three long years you have dragged this country and this president a duly elected president through the mud, and we are about to see all of the corrupt dealings and handle liens of oh, intelligence, and all the lying and all the conspiracy is by the media mob in this country. no world leader will ever want to have an honest phone conversation with any president of the united states. is that good for our safety and security? i would think it's a good thing that we have enumerated powers in the constitution and we have, yes, one commander and chief. i can think of a single time in the history of this great country before donald trump, where a president's phone calls with other world leaders were repeatedly hacked into and leaked to the public. now, it happens left and right. who leaked the contents of the president's call with the australian prime minister? who leaked whistle-blower, well, it's not a whistle-blower, call with the ukrainian president? everyone on the phone with the u.s. president is probably saying, "oh, it's probably going to be leaked to one day." that is not going to advance peace in the world. all the democrats seem to care about is their insatiable urge and compulsion to impeach trump. that is why tonight, the real leader of the democratic party is very pleased. take a look. >> i think that we all, many of us, especially from districts there experiencing, have been. i think that the developmental rhonda whistle-blower >> sean: all right, tonight, if you care about that sanctity, you really care about this country, president trump created jobs over the past three years. we now have the best employment situation since 1969. oh, record low unemployment for african-americans, asian-americans, hispanic-americans, women in the workplace. for the first time in 75 years, the mob will never tell you this, the media, we are now a net exporter of energy and are completely energy independent, which, by the way, it's time to send washington a message. that means they are less strategically geopolitically important than they've ever been to this country. what happens in the middle east, we don't necessarily need to get involved in entanglements that we otherwise would have in the past. you might want to tell your representatives that you don't pay them to spend every second of every day, every year after year, hour after hour trying to destroy a duly elected president. that's what elections are for. you can tell them you are done with this. you are done with the never ending witch hunts. president trump was duly elected by we, the american people, in spite of efforts to oh, let's see, spy on them and use russian lies from the get-go. that would be hillary's dirty dossier that saved her from going to jail, that would be the espionage act. by the way, i wouldn't try it at home, what's hillary did, if you have emails that are subpoenaed. you will be charged with obstruction of justice, something they protected her from. it's been three years now. it's time for them to get over. they lost. try and beat donald trump at the ballot box. i don't think you believe you can. by the way, that won't happen if they nominate sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe 30330. thanks to the left's ukraine history. they have now done america a favor, because now, joe biden is finally getting exposed, and some richly deserved attention for his own ukrainian scandal should shock the conscience of every american. we will come back and we will have tonight more of biden's abuse of power. joining us to first with more of democrats latest is our very own, ed henry. >> i spoke to a senior administration official. they are not just releasing the transcripts. they will be releasing other documents, including a look at what the inspector general at the intelligence committee found about the whistle-blower who started this whole thing, alleging some wrongdoing by the president. here's the key information. the inspector general found that the whistle-blower had "political bias" in favor of a rival candidate of president trump in 2020. now, this official did not have this specific information as to whether or not they whistle-blower. i do not have the name of the 2020 candidate. we are going to learn tomorrow and we are learning tonight for the first time here on hannity, is that the whistle-blower who has been held up as a truth teller, who is just sort of down the middle and just trying to lay out the facts as they see them about president trump, actually, as the inspector general did an investigation here to get at the root of whether or not any of the allegations against the president are true, found some sort of political bias. i don't know if they found emails. but the senior official is telling me that the inspector general found political bias in favor of a ryle dominic rival candidate of trump. we are going to be hearing a lot more about this tomorrow. this official is familiar with the transcript of that call also told me that there is no smoking gun in this transcript, that it's nowhere near as inflammatory as democrats and some of the media have suggested. but i will add that this senior official told me that there are at least a few words in the words of this official, a few words in the transcript that are going to raise eyebrows and because political headaches for the white house. as you can imagine, there is a lot of back-and-forth about the context of the call, the detail details. he is telling me that there's absolutely no smoking gun in there that's going to prove anything incriminating. >> sean: i have the same report. my sources are saying absolutely no quid pro quo. we are talking about corruption. the new president ran on an anticorruption platform. to reiterate here, what you are saying is that the so-called "whistle-blower," we know it wasn't a real whistle-blower. they had an agenda. that is huge bias. here's what i would like to say. is joe biden going to release his conversations. i would like to demand that joe biden now release all of his conversations that he had when he was vice president with ukraine. especially now in light of what we learned about joe biden, bragging on tape about how he leveraged 1 billion u.s. dollars. why would a vice president of the united states ever want a prosecutor in ukraine fired? the guy that was investigating his own son and he was tipped off by "the new york times" that his own son was being investigated. there is a lot more to this story -- >> ed: you are right. there are a lot of people raising questions about the president. you played the clip. he posted about getting that prosecutor fired at a time when the obama administration, not the trump administration, was holding aid and loans over the head of the ukrainian government at that time, sean. >> sean: yet. $1 billion. you are not getting the money. same prosecutor investigating holdings. that's the same company that his son was involved in. we haven't even touched the china issue. i'm shocked. no words yet as to who was spying on the president of the united states. what will be the political gift, the biggest gift that he could have asked for heading into 2020 and what the democrats think about pelosi's decision. here live in washington, fox news capitol hill senior producer, chad is with us. >> good evening, sean. on friday afternoon, i spoke with new york representative, a casio cortez. she was a little dejected at the time. disappointed at how long this was taken. she said the move by house speaker, nancy pelosi was precisely what liberals interdistrict in her district were looking for. no one was happier than al green. he has tried on multiple occasions to impeach the president. tonight, he was very excited. listen to al green. >> i feel that i'm being vindicated. it was lonely, but not as lonely as it has been. i don't think that we have control. it will happen. >> chad: but there is skeptic skepticism. she was one of the seven freshman democrats with national security in "the washington post" today, endorsing an impeachment inquiry. that's a seat that republicans want to win back next year. >> this doesn't put you in jeopardy in any way? you know, it might, but i think the other national security, it might put them in peril as well. we really felt that there was a line that had been crossed. >> do you think that voters might be upset with you for taking this position? before that remains to be seen. >> chad: tom emmer is a republican congressman from. make no mistake, it will cost them with the majority in 2020. sean. >> sean: all right, good reporting. now, more reaction. house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. first, let me get your reaction that we now have the inspector general pulling the lid on the whistle-blower. also the revelation that there was no quid pro quo involved in this, but this person had a political agenda. i'd like to know what the agenda was. i'd like to also know how did anyone get to listen in on a president's call to a foreign leader and leak it? what foreign leader will ever trust talking to a president in the future? >> kevin: i don't know why democrats are excited. first of all, they just made america weaker. this is similar to all those attacks on the president. they've been going after the president even before he was elected. don't worry, we have an insurance policy so he can never win. and now, a whistle-blower who didn't even hear the conversation. what nancy pelosi did was nothing. she didn't bring an inquiry. if you want to know what she does tomorrow, read what aoc does tonight. she tweeted over the weekend that she is now trying to appease the socialist wing of the party. they are going to be embarrassed when these transcripts come out. i hope the american public wakes up. have we not learned what we just went through the last two years? he had proof, more than circumstantial. this has to stop. it's making america weaker. i think you are right and it's hurting the country. but there's this other question here. whether word of this informatioe from? who was listening in on the president's phone calls? isn't that problematic? >> chad: no. after tomorrow, what world's leader is going to have an honest conversation with the president of the united states, because they know that whatever they say could be leaked out. it only makes whoever is president of the future, that's what we have to have accountability so that what happened to this president can never, ever happen to anyone in the future. >> sean: you know, it's funny. i agree with what you are saying to. an official impeachment inquiry. no different than what they've been doing in the last three years. but nancy pelosi, everyone would go on record, and i would like to see that vote happen. >> kevin: that would be nice to happen. if his name was hunter smith, no one would have hired him. he wanted have found a billion dollars in china. why do you have a vice president who was running for president and who has never won in the democratic poll to fire someone who was going to investigate his own son. why is no one up in arms about that and why is that not being investigated? >> sean: well said. no background in oil, energy, or gas. pretty good gig. obviously, he's pretty well connected. amazing thing happens. he has no background at all in private equity. the chinese government company, they give him a billion-dollar deal. his son is involved in that. there is a great indicator that maybe things aren't great. no background. i would think goldman sachs or any of the big banks might be, considering they had no experience. >> kevin: but they weren't walking off with the last name biden. that's the difference. >> sean: mccarthy. someone may want to remind joe 30330 that this is bad news for him. he might want to steer clear of the subject entirely instead of using it to trash president trump. joe, let me tell you what's going to happen. you're going to have to now answer questions. how is it that your son with no experience in oil, gas, or energy gets this deal? they warned you that your son was being investigated. you did lie when you said that he is asking the wrong questions. that was actually the right question. the question is why former vice president biden did you then take taxpayer dollars, $1 billion, and say fire him. got about six hours. i'm not giving you the money. they fired him. take a look. >> the allegations that flocked hundreds of millions of dollars, he blocked hundreds of millions of dollars that's an allegation. unless he agreed to smear his political opponent is not the conduct of an american presiden president. >> sean: pretty big change of heart. biden actually engaged in the very thing that he was accusing president trump of doing. fake news cnn, actually shock and his colleagues was something they don't often hear. a little bit of truth. how did this possibly sneak in? take a look. >> biden does have a problem, by the way. i have to say. $50,000 a month for hunter biden, clearly to be. no one would ever pay him that kind of money for a company that was pretty corrupt and have to spend before and been since. it's hard to imagine biden wasn't aware of it. if this ends up being an al franken moment where he gets thrown under the bus, then maybe that's what they need to do. >> yeah, maybe. >> sean: drag an entire country this? make billions in endeavors he has no experience in? this scandal is not going away. the timeline, as we point out, is very. pay close attention and follow the timeline. a few months later, joe biden's son hunter scored a lucrative position on the board of burisma holdings. that is a gas and energy company in ukraine. as we have stated many times, he had zero experience. gas, energy, or oil. none. zero. no experience with the country of ukraine. what qualified him for such a lucrative deal? but this gas company reportedly shelled out way more than $3 million to his private equity firm. joe biden was advised by the "new york times" that his son was under investigation by the ukraine authorities. in december 2015, joe biden made his first request by the president of ukraine to fire the prosecutor leading correction dominic corruption investigation into his sun's company. he's trying to interfere there. in march 2016, according to john sullivan investigative reporter, vice president biden knew this prosecutor was investigating his son, was about to conduct an interview with his son. he actually talked to the prosecutor who was fired. that's one biden leveraged a billion of your tax dollars to force the ukrainian president, fire him in six hours or you don't get the money. that's right. the prosecutor who was about to investigate his son called his son in for an interview. we know this because he bragged about it on camera. one conducting u.s. foreign policy. as you can see, where there's smoke, there's plenty of fire. anyone in the media mob who calls this a conspiracy theory, well, they are the ones who have been peddling it for the last three years. the timeline should cause concern for joe biden and his family peered you see, his son hunter also scored another extry lucrative deal. he joined his father aboard beautiful air force two. scored a $1 billion deal with subsidiary of the bank of china. chinese government. later, that increased to $1.5 billion. hunter biden again, zero expertise as it relates to china. the banking industry, private equity. it yet, somehow hunter biden scd this business opportunity. goldman sachs, i could think of a lot of other companies that were probably more deserving. the question is, "how and why. will he be held accountable for his son? here with more reaction, senate judiciary chairman, lindsey graham. i don't know. i think that if i flew to china and i had no experience in private equity and i got a deal, i would be pretty happy, but it doesn't look good, does it. >> linsday: well, you know, we've looked at the trump family. it's about time somebody look at the connections of the ukraine. here's my question. when the vice president told the ukraine we will take the money away from you unless you fire the prosecutor, did he have a conflict of interest because they were looking at his son? tomorrow, we will read the transcript. is there any evidence at all that president trump threatened to take aid away. i don't know, but i will tell you this. the answer is, yes. i will be on your show very disappointed with our president. if the answer is no, this is russia times to times ten. >> sean: do you see even just the rush to judgment? we don't know what's here. we do know the inspector general had that so-called "whistle-blower" political agenda. they don't know any of the facts. they don't know any of the details. donald trump is going to release his transcripts with ukraine. i'd like to release joe biden's conversations with leaders when he was vice president and may be barack obama's as well. is that fair? >> lindsey: yeah, i think it's very fair. who told him or her about it? see too well, that's >> lindsey: let me tell you. somebody told this person about a phone call. did they have a political agend agenda? i will make an offer on television. if you want to testify under oath to the judiciary committee, you are welcome to do so. i want to find the truth. here's another question. was there a reason to withhold aid to this ukrainian administration? was it okay for president trump to withhold money to try to get other countries to give more?

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they started with russia, russia, russia. that turned out to be a fraud. that turned out to be a fraud. then they went to race. can you believe that one, race. i'm the least racist person in this room. [cheering and applause] then they tonight recession, there is going to be a recession, oh please let there be a recession, please, because we have a better chance of defeating him if there is a recession. and, unfortunately, the system is only a few points from its all-time high, which we've broken on, i think it is well over a hundred times we broke the all-tame time records. [cheering and applause] and now they have a new one. that i'm enriching myself. let me tell you, the by doing this and taking this particular] which i love it will cost me billions and billions of dollars. but if somebody from the middle east that i never saw before comes in and stays at one of my hotels for an evening and pays $439, emolument, nobody every heard that record, he's enriveringr himself. if -- enriching himself. it if somebody pies a tank of gas in scotland from an airpor

russia russia russia they should not have been talking about stormy daniels and michael levy on the mr kings and i want to ring in on what your adviser was because you said that the majority of americans do not favor. pietschmann there is a new you gov poll out very recently and off to all of this came out about the call with selenski that says 55 percent of americans now the majority of americans favor and peach meant how is that going to pass and 2020. well you know i would respectfully say nobody in politics looks at a huge poll and takes it serious the poll that i'm referring to was the moma mama paul it's very serious poll and the instant kind of polls that you can get i'm sure it might be really popular in new york city and in california but in terms of the american people who have prospered so much because of the trump economic policies they are against in place but i know this because i was there during bill clinton's impeachment and i can tell you we had bipartisan support but we didn't have the overwhelming majority of americans for us and the republican party paid a political price for it the democrats are going to pay a political price for it and by the way we all know this isn't going to go anywhere in the senate if nancy pelosi was really worried she would say before we move let's look at the evidence let's try to get some republicans on board if we can get republicans on board based on evidence maybe this thing had a real chance but the fact is this is just like the russian probe it's political it's anti trump it's trying to turn over the 2016 election which the democrats tried to do even before trump was sworn into office jack kingston a former senior adviser to donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign will be watching all of this very closely thanks for joining us on out of there mr kingston thank you now french president emanuel macron has again meant iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly urging him to meet donald trump. if you believe. we don't know we think this president again. you got me he's got to put me relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major oil facilities in saudi arabia this month washington says iran was behind the attack tehran denies that claim well mark on is urging the countries to pursue negotiation efforts meanwhile the pakistani prime minister imran khan says he was asked by donald trump to help defuse tensions with iran comment true honey but didn't elaborate on what was discussed he did say efforts to mediate where pursued. this book to president rouhani yesterday after after the meeting with the president trump. but i don't see anything right no more than this except that we are trying and mediating an earthquake has hit eastern pakistan killing at least 22 people and injuring hundreds more the 5.8 magnitude quake epicenter was close to the city of many poor in pakistan administered kashmir dozens of homes and cars were damaged when roads collapsed in many areas. now still ahead on al jazeera workers walked off the job in greece opposing a major headache for the new government. and the area results of thousands of forest fire indonesian skies attend blonder round. and andy murray is fast to singles victories since january and they will have that story in force. how the weather's looking lousy fun to draw across southern parts of china a little more clout to those central areas easing over toward shanghai just some bits and pieces of rain pushing for but not much to speak of into the south of we go the warm sunshine be getting up to around 30 degrees celsius in hong kong for a north and all had only gets up to around $33.00 degrees and well of the same as we go on into with that cloud will just sink a little further south which by that stage it does join up with the heavy rain that we have across parts of in the china push by the south well some laws showers continuing across the pos of the philippines over towards thailand in all parts of borneo some take showers here maybe into northern areas of sumatra as well he could catch a shower in singapore in k.l. was a possibility but thailand on an off base and places of cloud and rain here i cloud and rain well we've got plenty of that's across the goal in india a real saw as the rich rates of the monsoon down poles western parts of india still very very wet pushing up towards you go gerard showers there across the central and northern plains as well and for good measure we have some flooding rains the sri lanka. the weather sponsored by qatar and was. the $950.00 s. a clash of politics and a challenge to french colonial. in the 2 part series al-jazeera world tells the dramatic story of how modern geneseo was born the little give us back a little bit and see little boy. with a rare eyewitness testimony from the men who fought the french on the ground to newseum the battle for independence episode one rebel on which is iraq when the news breaks it looks like if you're told in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to be. a little bit cooler area without that they should just as teams on the ground for the last these are because. this will call me back to put. them in trees. and online. hello again i'm mr reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. democrats are opening a formal impeachment inquiry into president arnold trump over claims he's sort of political help from ukraine house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement after trump acknowledged he discussed joe biden with his ukrainian counterpart. the u.k.'s prime minister bar as johnson is vowing that breaks it will go ahead on the 31st of october despite the supreme court ruling that he acted unlawfully when he suspended part of the best month speaker john baca has ordered the resumption of parliamentary proceedings from wednesday. and french president among all the. says he believes conditions are ripe for talks between iran and the us and follows my 2nd meeting with iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the un general assembly in just 2 days. while tensions and trade crises have been the focus of much of the general assembly so far it's also traditionally a forum to discuss humanitarian issues now some of those issues the. war the persecution of weak and muslims in china and global human rights abuses in jordan reports. its high level week at the united nations general assembly where will meet leaders highlight humanity's biggest challenges human rights are universal. one cannot be consumed favoring some while these dating albums but the headlines are all about the political woes of u.s. president donald trump and british prime minister boris johnson and that means it's harder for the public to know what you and delegates are doing namely trying to reveal but helpless ways in which people are fighting for their rights and to improve their lives. as bolivian president evo morales addressed the general assembly his political opponents riled against him outside the home he is a law into the world he gave me here to lie to the walls and everything everything is under control and is not that's why we demand the people from the world to help us meanwhile the u.s. has made ending religious persecution a key part of its foreign policy it and the united kingdom convened a session highlighting china's abuse of weaker muslims i wasn't in the a lobbying group that i cried out oh the day the card said tell alot to save you from my hand officials debated how to stop aging space havior we urge the un to investigate and closely monitor china's human rights abuses including the repression of religious freedom and belief the responsibility primarily entails that prevention of such crimes other meetings focused on serious lost generation after millions fled civil war the political crisis in venezuela and how it's affecting the lives of its people and the ongoing crisis involving the rohingya of me and mar human rights groups say something is lost when the un's work is ignored we have to move to a culture within the un system that they think nice that. on every issue that humanity confronts there's been enough talk this is without a doubt the biggest week on the un's calendar with so many humanitarian crises being discussed and debated it's pretty obvious that much of the world still considers this place a force for take rozlyn jordan al-jazeera the united nations. now a humanitarian ship carrying more than 180 people rescued from the mediterranean sea has docked in italy the migrants were picked up a week ago by the charity vessel ocean viking from 3 separate votes they were attempting to make the dangerous crossing from libya to europe now from germany italy malta and finland agreed on monday to share the responsibility of taking them in. well thousands of great quick as have staged a mass walkout to protest against the new government's plans labor law reforms and the fast strike action since the concept of government took office in july. has more from athens. government offices and banks were closed on tuesday bringing business to a standstill in many places public transport workers walked out so getting to work was an ordeal as buses and ferries didn't run schools were closed and hospitals operated with reduced stuff but trades union leaders say all that some minor inconvenience compared to what workers will suffer next month if parliament approves a bill proposed by the ruling new democracy party critics say the 3 month old conservative government is building on reforms introduced by the previous left wing government that eroded workers' rights to marry me this is our answer to the attack from the government which is 2 pronged it presents itself as a growth for all but on the other hand strikes at a collective weight bargains and social security it limits the way unions work attempts to control what unions do and limits our right to strike series a started this but now a new democracy has taken up the baton work has a further infuriated by government plans to keep a database of unionized employees and only allowed union votes on strike action to be done online union leaders say that amounts to states of valence the bill also weakens the unions power to negotiate wages with employers by making it more difficult to go to arbitration if talks break down the government says that by giving employees more discretionary power the new law will create jobs it's pledging to double the current growth rates to 4 percent and also to cut taxes labor bore the brunt of greece's long recession minimum wage. both earth and even so unemployment sword's to 20 percent unions were effectively silenced when collective wage bargaining was done away with even the public sectors right to strike was temporarily abolished unions now that those erosions of rights will be made permanent in the name of growth if these silly doctors pay has roughly half of that hovers just below a $1000.00 euros over time is either not paid paid in adequately and our salaries simply do not compare to what doctors are paid abroad which leads many people to leave the government says flexible labor track foreign investors union say obsession with growth is being used to oppress workers' jobs are open. arms. yemen's heathy rebels say a saudi led coalition air strike in the country's south has killed at least 17 people including women and children the strikes have to residential buildings and an ambulance and al dalia province the saudi led coalition which backs the u.n. recognized government in yemen has neither confirmed nor denied the attack the united nations humanitarian coordinator for yemen said the timing of the attack during the u.n. general assembly was profoundly disturbing on monday another strike killed 7 people all members of the same family they were hiding in a mosque al jazeera as muhammad has this exclusive report from the scene and. people who are internally displaced have taken refuge inside this mosque. they believe that they are in a safe place but suddenly unfortunately they have been attacked 7 members of one family were killed there but they were totally displaced people living here it was one family who were originally bedouin after nearly 3 attacks on the 10s they fled to the mosque believing it would be a safer place for them in this war raged by saudi arabia already lines have been violated. this deep hole which has been created by the. targeted the mosque where the internally displaced people have taken refuse they have brought with them their blankets and everything that they could use during the bath the have found themselves one of the. targets. yesterday the saudi fighter jets targeted this mosque we can see here stones of the mosque. we were also words that used to be the ceiling of the mosque people who can do such at. the convention of the geneva condemn prohibits they are on places of worshiping mosques bowing as compensation offer to families of those killed and to airliner crashes has been described by some lawyers as a publicity stunt now about one $140000.00 is to be paid to each claimant $346.00 passengers and crew were killed in the 737 lacs disasters in indonesia and ethiopia now some of them were from kenya and their relatives have been speaking to mark webb this is jordan one of 3 life was cut short for george. his sister says she didn't even know he traveled from his home in march here in kenya's capital nairobi. until she heard the to ethiopia airlines plane had crashed and george was among the 157 people on board nose dived into the ground near addus about the 6 minutes after takeoff investigations are ongoing that boeing's anti stall software known as m cas has been widely blamed negli. that. and installed 2 of them used allegedly but you're focusing on this that's how he died. and it's not the 1st time boeing's m caste system is being blamed for a crash 6 months earlier a lion air plane crashed into the java sea minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital jakarta. all 189 people on board died the aircraft in both crashes were boeing 737 max regulators around the world since grounded it. airlines often face lifts occasion off the air disasters manufacturers often try and blame the pilots and the airlines often try and blame the manufacturers for a technical fault following the european airlines crash the 2nd of 2 similar accidents lawyers representing the families of those on board say they have a strong precedented case against boeing boeing did wrong gnomon hussein's representing 12 families including asters there among many more who filed suit against boeing in the u.s. in the 20 years i've been working on airline litigation cases i've never seen a case like this and in this particular case it's clear that boeing put profit over safety and decided to ignore all of the red flags all of the warnings that were occurring that it had and continue to market sell and deliver this dangerous product. boeing says it supporting investigations but doesn't comment on the lawsuit is the world's largest aircraft manufacturer and one of america's largest companies industry experts say it's likely to pay dearly but it will survive for boeing of course being on the receiving end of legal action from the families is just part of a wider picture of a lot of legal action that is either being taken or set to be taken by the industry including by leasing companies who operate these acts and while this will be a very significant hit in the aircraft manufacturers life time. to fly. investigations and court cases are expected to last months victims' families say they want to see boeing held to account as to knows it won't bring george back but she says the planes need to be made safe so nobody else suffers the same fate. malcolm webb. nairobi kenya. now the sky above parts of the indonesian island of sumatra has turned blood red to this week because of air pollution from thousands of forest fires the models like red is caused by sunlight scattering through the toxic ase blanketing the country firefighters have spent months battling the blazes mostly caused by farmers clearing land the un says millions of children are at risk of lifelong disease because of the air pollution. we've villages we work together to put out the fire in a hurry that the smirk disaster kit and serene if it stays like this we don't know when it will end. yesterday the fire was about 3 kilometers away but now everything is gone and farming fields are all gone and this is been happening since 10 days ago. now spain's a supreme court has ruled that its government can extreme the remains of former general former leader i'm sorry general francisco franco that he lies contentiously in the valley of the 4 and was a lamb for the civil war dead and as a reports the decision has divided public opinion. to many spaniards general francisco franco was the hero to many others he was a dictator son of the for the relatives of the republican victims who died fighting fascist forces in the spanish civil war the supreme court's decision was one they'd long campaigned for the frank his remains should not lie in a publicly funded state muesli in the valley of the full in name of dread is dedicated to old spaniards who died during the civil war in the 1930 s. judges unanimously rejected in a pail by frankie's family and approved the removal of his remains. on the ground. frank i must speak sheer and because the valley of the fallen must become a memorial a reminder for all those who suffered and gave their life to achieve something that today is being stolen from us. you was a dictator i wouldn't even call him a person he was a dictator and a criminal and because of bad he shouldn't be in a public place just the controversy has divided political opinion in spain. the ruling socialist government and prime minister pederast sanchez wanted franco's remains removed to a private family site for burial opposition parties accused him of exploiting the issue to win votes in november general election franco died in 1975 but his legacy still divides opinion some think he was an anti communist hero others point to widespread human rights abuses throughout his almost 40 years in power most people order. he was great you got to be in. the. right or world's no one knows what the supreme court ruling looks like finally ending decades of controversy over the way he should be buried victoria gates and be al jazeera. head on al-jazeera. hoping for a successful well. they will have that story and. welcome back the nigerian government has banned imports of foreign milk to help struggling local farmers but there are concerns it will lead to milk shortages and price increases amid interest reports bonaduce of the elin's that dairy factory are focused on making the business bigger. like other local producers they are hoping to cash in on a possible shortfall supply because the central bank of nigeria has cut off the sale of foreign exchange to importers of daily products we do have a lot of blood supply expansion because currently our passerby's limited immunity by supply of. so we are planning to expand organically as well as i'm not going to believe in your future. other producers explain that their ability to deal with any shortfall is into doubt as long as the government gives them subsidies to boost production but what we lack in the capacity to link this production to the process and if you look at 99 as that to 6. love the little lifestyle says those who are told that we have a right 20000000 calls in the dakota and the skulls to be 3000000 producing milk it's station him and 2 liter supply milk but i think. you will come up with the bollards. about 10000000 liters a day. critics say that may not be enough to quench the thirst of $200000000.00 nigerians about 585000 tons of locust for used to magic each year but that's only 40 percent of what it needs there aren't enough plants and processing facilities to process what promised for you so the rest is imported at a cost of $1500000000.00. a good cultural products one i jarius mean export before the discovery of oil. despite the huge all revenues nigeria's farmers subfield to feed everyone and the country relies on import some exports last to see the government strictly enforce the ban on dairy imports to benefit nigerian farmers only get that made with crates importation of said good could be taken by government include didn't. bring good against. billboard death of the country would never encounter who are now to cooperate in where. a ban on rise imports imposed a few years ago meant to nigerian farmers grow more but the ban failed to stop smuggling critics fear the same fate with daily imports but the government says import restrictions will lead to self-sufficiency it's not clear if local dairy producers have what they need to make up for the supply short fault or whether smugglers will step in and flood the market with contraband milk products. coming to greece. or nigeria now has may with force. thank you very much officials at the rugby world cup say they haven't been performing as well as they should on tuesday the referee issued a statement saying they fell short of their professional standards and their mistakes continued throughout the day in the pool a clash between samoa and russia the russians surprisingly had a 65 lead at half time the controversy came when samoa had 2 players sin binned for dangerous tackles many thought they should have received red cards instead however the samoans eventually pulled away to score 6 tries and a 34 to 9 bonus point victory they're now top of cool way ahead of viral and to getting down to the main sort of defeats was stunning to know. and again we knew that russia would come out. tough in the 1st sort of 20 minutes it was a tough task for them and you know to pick up 4 days but also they did really well . most extremely proud of the boys after after all composed in that they were in the changing room and you know they knew we knew we had plenty left in the tank and so as you know it was pretty good people with films the next heavyweight clash of the tournaments is on sunday australia will play wales and what is expected to decide who takes the top spot in pool d. wallabies player david polka says he doesn't think any of the te

i mean, these are the things rather than continue to shout russia, russia, russia, get on the with the're giving me a big softball here, because congress, the house has passed, like, 200 bills that are sitting on the senate desks. so if you ask about why things are not getting done, it's in the republican-led senate. there are bills ready to go that are not happening. ashley: all right. i don't know if this is a softball, we'll find out. >> all right. ashley: there's a story out there that says those people on wall street that want to contribute to democrat party members have basically said and admitted that they don't want to be a part of the process if elizabeth warren is the candidate put forth by the democrat party. she's very anti-banks, she wants a wealth tax, and they say they just can't be put into a box where they're going to hurt themselves if they contribute to that person's campaign. >> i saw that story today. ashley: yeah. >> i think elizabeth warren is probably applauding that story. i think it helps her more than hurts her. i think that there's a difference between a dem

i haven't even started campaigning yet, and i'm constantly fighting fake news like russia, russia, russialina last night. dan bishop down big in the polls wins easier than 2016. now, just want to quickly state some facts about what the president there tweeted. first, no evidence bishop was ever down big in the race. while the republican won by two points, which is a win, the president carried the district by 12. also the president has started campaigning. his first official campaign rally was in orlando back in june. joining me now, former republican u.s. senator and cnn senior political commentator rick santorum and cnn political commentator van jones. obviously we are still more than a year out here. the president obviously is not happy with this poll. he claims it's a phony suppression poll, which it's not. should he be nervous about this? >> well, it's early, but what you do see is that now you're getting more exposure for these candidates. part of the reason that the other candidates were getting beat by trump in the earlier polls, people hadn't heard about a bunch of these people. y

an impact they should have kept their mouths shut they should have not been talking about russia russia russia they should not have been talking about stormy daniels and michael levy on me but here we are just one more ploy on their book and by the way we all know this isn't going to go anywhere in the senate if nancy pelosi was really worried she would say before we move let's look at the evidence let's try to get some republicans on board if we can get republicans on board based on evidence maybe this thing had a real chance but the fact is this is just like the russian probe it's political it's and it's trying to turn over the 2016 election which the democrats tried to do even before trump was sworn into office. kimberly a final thought for you and this is more big picture and i feel it is always important to remind people that in the united states whilst this word has now out impeachment and it now looks bad for donald trump in the u.s. impeachment does not mean removal. and we've seen this before in the case of u.s. president bill clinton when he was impeached by a republican controlled h