shannon buried >> shannon: just downloaded it, thanks, trace. >> [laughs] >> shannon: brenda bowlingnight from suffolk university in "usa today" on impeachment. finding a stark partisan divide, 70% of democrats and 8% of republicans say the house should vote to impeach now, but here is where it gets really interesting. among independents, 22% what impeach, 34% say the house should continue investigating but not impeach, 36% said the house should drop the investigations altogether. that means the plurality of independents not supporting impeachment, not even close. for reaction with spring in 2020 presidential candidate and impeachment backer tom steyer. could debbie with us on "fox news @ night." >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: what you make of the case that you need to make? it sounds like the president of estevez base is not going to go along but independents are a key critical repairing the numbers are low, they are not convinced on impeachment. >> my point about this has always been let's put the evidence in front of the american people. i've always said this was about pa

shannon? >> shannon: and a lot of music since then.eanwhile over on the democrats' side, elizabeth warren surging again in the 2020 poles. >> true, but it's a nail-biter. look at how close the numbers are. according to real clear politics, elizabeth warren is pulling at 26.6% compared to joe biden's 26.4%. for all intents and purposes, that's a dead heat, but notable, warren is the only notable candidate who has steadily gone up while joe biden and bernie sanders among others have seen their numbers slipped. by the way, the poll that pushed warren to the top of the heap of the rcp average was the quinnipiac poll that gave her a 29% to joe biden's 26%. today, the former vice president for the first time called for the impeachment of president trump. here is biden followed by the president. watch. >> donald trump has violated his oath of office, has betrayed this nation, and committed impeachable acts. to preserve our constitution, our democracy, our basic integrity, he should be impeached. >> when he sees what's happening to him, i gues

. ♪ >> shannon: welcome back to "fox news at night," i am shannon bream a life in ohio after the fourthemocratic presidential debate. the extended coverage for over three hours tonight, the presidential hopefuls took turns up attacking elizabeth warren on a number of her policies. she is a front runner. we have a number of folks who were slated to join us. tom steyer, two of the candidates on the stage, make or break moment for them. they 2020 democrats taking on social issues like abortion which is one of the least talked about issues with previous debates, but they got into it tonight and it ended on a surprise question about friendships with people of different beliefs. something we should all have in our lives. later on, an update on the impeachment inquiry, nancy pelosi, there will not be a formal house vote. while the 2020 democrats say they do support moving ahead on impeachment. fox team coverage begins. bret baier is back for more expert analysis. peter doocy is still working the spin room live. good evening. >> heading into the debate tonight a big question was how will former

shannon. >> shannon: steve harrigan, thank you.gon accelerating plans to get all american troops out of syria as the turkish offensive against kurdish forces intensifies, so some u.s. forces will stay in the region. let's turn to fox news contributor daniel hoffman, also former cia station chief and johnny joey jones, a retired marine corporation bomb technician. think about her being with us in it. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: there's been a lot of by partisan backlash. one of the local critics, this is senator lindsey graham, a republican, he met reported for hours at the white house today with some others. he came out and made a statement afterwards. he said "i would urge my republican and democratic colleagues to continue to speak out against turkey's incursion into syria and support president trump's efforts to impose crippling sanctions against turkey." he adds than "the president's team has a plan i pretend to support them as strong as possible and to give them reasonable time and space to achieve our mutual goals

operation, shannon. >> shannon: gillian turner, thank you. >> you bet. >> shannon: though world's most notorious killed in a special raid. "the washington post" headline emphasized abu bakr al-baghdadi murder arrest terrorist but rather strict adherence to islam. >> the fact that a national newspaper would describe this person as an austere scholar in the headline, the immediate aftermath of the achievements of president trump and the administration is truly appalling. >> shannon: reaction to the headline in the mission itself and latest impeachment we bring in fox news analyst britt young, good to have you. >> nice to see you. >> shannon: let's follow up on that. the president took heat from the left because he did not inform democrats from all the leaders in advance of the mission. here is what he said emphasis democratic reaction as well. >> the only thing is they were talking about why didn't i give the information to adam schiff? and his committee? and the answer is i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. >> i think it is absurd to think they would have leaked som

shannon? happy anniversary to you. >> shannon: we are happy to share it with you. we want to thank everyone out there who has been supporting us for two years. we do it because of them. laura, thank you kids be to shanna, have a great show appeared to be when we begin with a fox news alert here tonight, take you inside the spl forces that killed the most wanted terrorist, and the pentagon releasing brand-new video and pictures. the head of u.s. central command and suspects isis will try to retaliate for the killing of their leader. where hours away from a vote on the house floor over impeachmens but democrats say they are moving public hearings while calling for more proceedings today. republicans say they're in a rut doesn't provide due process, calling it a total sham. we will at all the facts and debate the former president obama gives some unlikely advice to activists that has to do with being "politically woke" there you might be surprised at hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," shannon

shannon? >> shannon: so, as an impeachment inquiry into the president continues to take shape and put the heat on his personal attorney, the attorney general is doing plenty of investigating up his own. let's unpack that with congressman pete king from new york. great to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: you have weighed in on the characterization of what attorney general bill barr is up to and how it is being portrayed in the media. i want to read something from matthew miller. he used to be then attorney general's spokesperson peered one thing about the investigation, barr is flying around the world to personally oversee. what is the predicate? there has never been a single credible allegation that a crime was committed. your response? >> first of all, there was never a credible accusation that there was any crime committed by the trump organization on the trump campaign, and yet the justice department and jim comey began an investigation the trump campaign. there

shannon? >> shannon: thank you, matt.york city, you may be facing a $250,000 fine if you use the term "illegal alien" and a derogatory way. the big apple tweeting out other new guidelines, say new york city has made it illegal to threaten to call i.c.e. based on discriminatory motive or to tell someone "go back to your country." hate has no place here. joining me now to talk about that and much more, new acting immigration and customs enforcement director matthew albin's, great to have you with us, sir. let's talk about that. i want to put up on the screens of people can understand with a new guideline is that of new york city, talking about what will get you in trouble, they say it's about the discriminatory motive, if you are unkind to someone, if you thought that a call i.c.e., you make fun of the way they are not as proficient in the english language, you can face a fine fiber $250,000. per act. who is going to make a judgment call on this? >> i don't know. i'm certainly no attorney, and there are some first amendment

good to have you both with us tonight. >> hi, shannon. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: i assume you guys can see or hear and you can see from the image is going on, are you surprised what you are seeing tonight? there is a somewhat controversy leading up to this. the folks said they'd be here and they are. >> it's not surprising. minnesota is this cauldron of boiling political emotions and has been for quite some time. there are people on both sides of the equation who feel very strongly one way or the other about president trump. trump went there because he is trying to turn a blue state red, he narrowly lost minnesota in the 2016 election and in fact he was encouraged because he turned three reliably blue states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, into red, which gave him the victory. so this is a very important state for him. he feels as though that he had to go there. and a lot of people in minnesota are vehemently opposed to him, and, you know, just as many. you saw a lot of people inside, the venue that are strongly supporting him. stealing yet, and now we have to wait the ten

shannon. >> shannon: rich edson at the state department, thank you. documents tonight reportedly debunked senator elizabeth warren's claim that pregnancy cost her a teaching job. that's next. but first, the latest on the nba's apology to china tops where in the world. peering out from adam silver speaking to kyoto's in tokyo. responding to an executive with the nba's houston rockets, who caused a firestorm when he expressed support for pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong. he says he supports free speech, but "i accept that it is also chinese government and chinese business rights to react to those words and at least for my longtime experience in the nba, it will take some time to heal some of these issues." south park creators with an apology of their own after china banned their episode "banned in china." posting a forward apology. like the nba we welcome the chinese sensors into our homes and into our hearts. we to love money and freedom more than democracy. next.ll movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds o

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here, shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you very much. it would begin tonight a fox news alert. the white house fighting back tonight, sending a scathing letter to house democrats making it clear president trump has no plans to comply with what they are calling an illegitimate and unconstitutional fake impeachment inquiry. telling speaker to take a vote on it. tonight she says she is warning the. if "you will be held accountable moscow. and a fox news exclusive, learning more about u.s. attorney john durham's investigation into the origins of the mueller probe. a new twist on what we may learn and when. and later, a "fox news @ night" exclusive, white house trade advisor peter navarro dobson, a big week for negotiations with china, the deadlines for new tariffs is looming and he says democrats will be to blame if they knew trade deal with mexico and canada falls apart. what is the status right now? hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. with that fox team coverage for you tonight. catherin

i'm shannon bream in washington. we've got catherine herridge standing by you need to know about that nearly ten hour witness deposition on the hill that did not go as democrats had hoped. correspondent david spun, response to democrats impeachment push. >> busy night tonight in washington. president trump on the offense. tonight, fox news confirms the president is scheduled to send a letter to speaker nancy pelosi announcing his white house will not comply with an impeachment request until she takes a formal vote on the house floor. >> i think biden is going down... >> as president trump is facing impeachment for asking ukraine to invest get his 20 appointmen appointment, the president as another country on camera today to do the same. >> china just started an investigation into the bidens. >> the president wants the chinese government to investigate biden's son hunter and his connection to equity firms in china. a statement, "what donald trump just said on the south lawn of the white house was this election's equiv

shannon. >> shannon: trace, thank you very much. as house intel chairman adam schiff faces new questions about whether and when the whistle-blower reached out to him, here's a timeline of what we know about that so far. "the new york times" reports that days before the cia officer filed a formal whistle-blower report on august 12th, schiff was briefed on the issue by house intel community aides who had been approached by the whistle-blower. august 20th, schiff tweets that the president is withholding vital military aid to ukraine while his personal lawyer seeks help from the ukrainian government to investigate his political opponent, joe biden. september 9th, schiff announces an investigation and rights to the white house, demanding, among other things, he transcript of the july 25th call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart. again, that is th before the whistle-blower complaint and call was made public appeared later that day, september 9th, the inspector general sends a letter to schiff and others reporting that h

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. take a look at these pictures, one, speaker pelosi, you've seen her pointing the finger at that now famous white house meeting about syria. the other picture former arizona governor republican january brewer pointing her finger at president obama. governor brewer calling out the media for hypocrisy, forvillefying her as a racist while speaker pelosi was hailed as a hero. we're going to get into all of that but first let's get some reaction to hillary clinton's conspiracy theory that seems to be pointed at tulsi gabbard. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> congresswoman gabbard was on with tucker carlson tonight and she said, listen, the message that i'm some type of russian asset because i'm speaking out about what's happening overseas, she says, this is what it means to everyone else. >> they are basically saying, sending this message out to every veteran in this country, every service member, every american, anyone watching at home who is fighting for peace and who is calli

it shannon. >> shannon: it's one of those nights, laura, thank you very much. again, fox news alert, breaking developments with two applications for the investigation into the investigator. john durham, the investigator of the 2016 russia probe now has witnesses and filed criminal charges. if at this before, we are told that this is a criminal inquiry. using the justice department to go after and every thing you need to know you'll hear from both sides, mollie hemingway, john ewell, and when you more. plus, run and pharaoh joins us live, we will catch and kill, he does have a major tv network allegedly conspired to take on a news anchor and influential hollywood mobile. nbc executive, or poorly calling him a terrorist. he will be here alive to respon respond. later, texas judge it really today in the case of a 7-year-old child, divorced parents have been battling placing the boy to a girl and with the judge said today, and how it legally plays into the son's life. a hello and welcome to this speech i'm i'm shannon bream in washington. so viewing it as potential

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shannon bream has all the details. >> shannon: visit only monday? >> laura: it seems like thursday. great show. >> shannon: would begin with a fox news alert. the president weighing on from everything from ukraine, fisa abuse. the fms anti-trump dossier, also iran and the strategy. highlights are just ahead. also tonight, breaking house democrats locking a resolution to censure congressman adam schiff. the measure backed by republicans him to chastise the intel chairman for making up a parody of the president's call with his counterpart and reading it during a congressional hearing. or secret interviews this week. we will tell you what's coming. justin trudeau facing the threat of being not from power after just one term. if it happened, it would be historic. has multiple instances with blackface, will take you to canada for the latest. hello, and welcome to "fox news at night." be a fox coverage for you tonight. catherine herridge standing by for what to expect this weekend. the impeachment push parade we began with garrett tenney. tonight's interview with president trump. good eve

shannon bream and the "fox new @ night" team take it from here. we are still celebrating the nationals. >> shannon: there are superstitions in the bream house, the hat i wore last night i have to wear for the next two weeks. we begin with a fox news alert, breaking tonight, two very different narratives emerging after a white house meeting with lawmakers about syria. democrats say president trump was rude, the president says nancy pelosi had a meltdown, it happened inside the white house cabinet room. america's top diplomat and vice president meet about a regime under crippling sanctions for its attack on the kurds. also tonight, we examine the bombshell new allegations made against one of america's biggest broadcasting companies involving a news star and a hollywood mogul. how nbc is responding. claims that sexual harassment by one of the network news stars, she's going to break news in a few minutes. welcome to "fox new @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with white house correspondent kevin corke. >> speaker pelosi did not mince

. >> shannon: hello, and welcome to "fox news at night." i am shannon bream live in ohio. tonight the first democratic debate since the impeachment push against president trump. the first time 12 candidates face off on one stage and tonight it was all about taking aim at the progress of senator elizabeth warren. the candidates kicking off night taking turns and pledging their support for efforts to impeach president tromp, but moments before the debate, nancy pelosi said there'll be no official vote whether to begin the formal proceedings. we are to getting into all of that right here on "fox news at night," plus all the topics. former vice president joe biden's son are finally answering questions about the family business dealings, not a big night for bernie sanders. he is back after suffering a heart attack. did he do enough tonight to reassure his boaters? it was the first time elizabeth warren hit the stage as a front runner, surging in national polls. tichy capitalize on that momentum? we have fox coverage. bret baier is here, plus peter doocy is working the spin room

shannon: i am shannon breen in washington. donald trump rallies louisiana swinging against the democrats impeachment push for the second night in a row mocking disgraced fbi officials peter guyger he and lisa page as we await two investigations into the investigators. bret baer talks about how those may be coming very soon. tax-exempt status if they don't support same-sex marriage, is religious freedom under attack or as progressives claim just an excuse? we will debate. on media availability with players for the remainder of their checks through china as one in the evidence calls critics something i can't say something on the air. are panelists standing by. fox team coverage into busy newsday, bret baer is on deck. we start with allison barber at a keep america great rally where donald trump went on -- head on with his critics overnight. >> donald trump came to louisiana to convince voters to vote for one of two republicans running in the gubernatorial race. and just tried to convince people to go out to vote within minutes o

shannon bream and "fox news at night" takes it from here. >> shannon: thank you. we begin with a fox news alert. no reaction from a republican leader among those who insisted on getting a look at another closed-door democrat led deposition. those g.o.p. members are being accused of trying to intimidate witnesses and up at democracy. congressman joins us live to respond to the critics. plus, president trump with the cease-fire in syria is permanent. a top general thanking the president as opponents of the movement syria say he's handed russia and iran a big win. marc short, the vice president's chief of staff joins us live. talking about the vps role with syria, china, head of the major speech tomorrow. fox news at night investigates how a single federal judge can shut down trump administration policy nationwide. it's been happening on everything from immigration, to funding from planned parenthood. the proper use of authority, or one of the best tools with resistance to leverage and checked on the president. our three part series kicks off tonight. hello, and welc

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here and that was in san francisco. >> shannon: we have some san francisco news coming up, stick around for that. we begin tonight with a fox news alert, more closed-door testimony in the house democrats impeachment push, democrats say what they heard from a former top u.s. diplomat in ukraine makes their case. one top republican calls the leaks massively overblown and demands the transcript immediately. plus the democrat grabbing headlines on the campaign trail isn't even running for president. a fresh round of fighting between hillary clinton and tulsi gabbard raising new questions about whether the former presidential nominee is considering another run. an anonymous book by another offer claiming to be a trump administration insider is set to be released within weeks, it comes from the author of a viable "new york times" piece entitled "i am part of the resistance" inside the trump administration, here how the white house is responding tonight. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. the man who ran the

shannon: thanks for dropping in. democrats getting deeper into the impeachment push after comments by donald trump's right-hand man. david fund with the latest on the story. >> reporter: the white house trying to contain fallout from comments made by the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney, being interpreted by many is contradicting the no quid pro quo position regarding ukraine. >> this is a quid pro quo. we do that all the time with foreign-policy. >> reporter: off-the-cuff answer to a question at the white house on thursday open the floodgates of concern and confusion friday. >> he clarified it. >> reporter: the white house and members of the administration played down mcilvain's comments. >> there was no quid pro quo in the sense of what folks would like it to be that we are going to give this moneyless you investigate joe biden. >> reporter: the president's private attorney handling impeachment matters said in a statement, quote, the president's legal counsel was not involved in mick maldini's press

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: we start with breaking news on the impeachment front. democrats and feeling a resolution they say will affirm the current inquiry as it flirts to a court but republicans say it is not smoothing mirrors, and when key republican threatens to call adam schiff as a witness to talk about his connections to the ukraine whistleblower. army colonel alexander redman, adam schiff told the witness not to answer some of their questions. the new york times reporting they made edits to the transcript, not all of his suggestions made it in to the final product. what we are uncovering tonight. let's go to correspondent david fund as he digs in and it doesn't mean. >> the president and his team fighting back as democrats move forward with plans for impeachment related vote on thursday. impeachment related because it is not a vote to impeach donald trump on thursday but to set parameters for the process in the coming weeks and perhaps months. the resolution authorizes the next phase of the impeachment inquiry which includes public hearings. republicans ha

shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. the white house fighting back sending a scathing letter to house democrats making it clear donald trump has no plans to comply with what they are calling an illegitimate and unconstitutional impeachment inquiry telling the speaker to keep a vote on it. she is warning the president you will be held accountable. a fox news exclusive tonight, we're learning more about john duramax investigation into the origins of the mueller probe. a new twist on what we may learn and when. a fox news at night exclusive, peter navarro drops in, a big week for negotiations with china. a big deadline is looming and democrats will be to blame of the new trade deal with mexico and canada falls apart. what is the status right now? we've got fox news coverage for you tonight. katherine herridge on deck with the latest in the partisan fight over witnesses including the whistleblower but we start with jillian turner as the white house throws down the gauntlet on the democrats growing list of demands. >> reporte

shannon: thank you very much. be back in a moment with live coverage from the debate in ohio. ♪ >> shannon: house speaker nancy pelosi making a big announcement right before >> nancy pelosi making a big announcement, the house is not going to hold a formal vote for the formal launch of an impeachment inquiry. >> we are not -- why not call the administration's bluff? >> we are here to find the truth. this is not a game for us. this is deadly serious. >> impeachment was a big topic on the stage. let's discuss with leslie marshall and byron york. great to have you with us. you are here -- byron is here with me on the floor of the spin room. what do you make of this? she said she started this inquiry in a way that should satisfy her base is something moving ahead and getting done but they are not allowing the republicans or the white house to have the other side of this which is subpoena, transcript and those things. >> we heard many times neither the constitutional rules of the house require that they do this. the re

shannon: friday, october 25th.ning at 4:00 happening at 4:00 am a major investigation shift, the doj review into how the russia probe started is a criminal investigation. todd: what that means for the anti-trump resistance and who should be most worried? carley: keeping impeachment front and center, white house hopefuls have that. >> i don't know what is going on in those probes. the american people deserve to know what the facts are and what the evidence is being presented. todd: tells the gabbar

shannon: a lot to untangle.oining us to discuss the origin of the program the latest on ukraine former congressman, author of the new book power grab jason chaffetz and former assistant attorney general harry lipman. there is so many threads. let's start with joseph netzer, the way mueller portrayed him in his report, the special counsel noted he had connections to russia and maintained russian contacts including ties to someone who works with the kremlin linked hacking group that infiltrated the dnc networks. this is why devon nunez, the ranking republican on house intelligence told us back in may about this. >> it is impossible that he is a russian asset. he was a former diplomat, lived in italy, worked, trained fbi officials. that is when trying to get to the bottom of, who is this character, he seems to have a lot of connections with a lot of other people like christopher steele and others that were involved in early stages of the infamous dossier. >> who is this guy? >> we need to learn about that. once upo

shannon: thank you.reaking right now senators kamala harris and richard blumenthal both former state attorney general are demanding the entire trump cabinet cooperate with democrats in their ongoing investigation. in a letter the senate is also demanding cabinet officials answered a number of questions including whether the president or anyone at the white house ever made a request or suggestion that they were department personnel interfere with the ability of inspectors general to conduct independent audits or investigations. joining me to discuss the latest impeachment of entomology large land. russell who is a member of the editorial board. great to have you both with us tonight. i want to read something from a recent editorial in the wall street journal titled impeachment in secret, close hearings and selected leaks will not persuade the public. it will look instead like a railroad job with the goal of branding donald trump impeached to please the democratic and media left. most of what happened on c

f shannon: this is a fox news alert. and explosion has struck an iranian oil tanker off the coast of saudi arabia, reported blast comes amid heightened tensions in the region. at first iranian state media said the explosion set this tanker on fire and oil was flowing into the red sea but the latest report say the crew is say that the situation is under control. iran claims the tanker was hit by two rockets but that has not been independently confirmed by fox. the fifth fleet which oversees the region has not commented on this incident. tensions in the region have been growing after washington withdrew last year from a global tack to reign in iran's nuclear program and impose six sanctions aimed at shutting down iranian oil exports. the explosion could put tensions between iran and the us even higher. the us has accused iran of being behind the recent attack on a saudi oil facility which severely crippled oil output. iran has also been accused of shooting down the us military surveillance drone and attacking oil tankers i

shannon bream. a huge dog person with her new puppy. >> you're a dog person too but now: it's out in thefear. >> laura: have a great show, shannon. >> thank you. we began with a fox news alert. to my inside the special forces raid that killed america's most wanted terrorist isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi dead and terrorist organization number 2, abu bakr al-baghdadi successor is dead because of a desperate military raid. former cia director james and commander lieutenant general jerry on deck to weigh in. also tonight house speaker nancy pelosi say that house will vote this week on a resolution formalizing the parameters of impeachment inquiries, and it's not an impeachment resolution, what is it? will the pokey of republicans the right to subpoena witnesses and documents will they maintain the status quo and give the minority no additional access. welcome to fox news at night. we have fox team coverage. brit hume with reaction to the abu bakr al-baghdadi rate and the latest impeachment news. we s

shannon? >> debate it. what about the accusation that critics in the nba are hypocrites in this case? here's former nba star charles barkley. >> the owners -- at stake -- >> fox news contributor and reporter brent mckenry. the new book is a children's book, "donald builds the wall." great to have you here. >> it's "donald drains the swamp" but that was close. >> he's had two fantastic books. there you go. can't keep them straight. >> thank you. >> let's get back to the issue at hand. the nba. you heard what charles barkley said, i used a word i cannot use but he said people calling out these players are jack-a's and he said these are the same people who got all over colin kaepernick for getting political and now they want the players to get political. >> initially when the story broke, i took a step back because of the financial interests that were discussed in the stories ahead of us, 500 million people total consuming nba services, products, streaming is worth $1.5 billion. so i was like understanding mor

call now to start your membership or visit lifelock.com/tv .. >> shannon: the pre shannon: if the presidentand vice president are removed from office the speaker of house are less -- next in line. as impeachment inquiry moves forward it appears mike pence could be a target for progressives as well. trace gallagher is on scene tonight. >> reporter: mike pence is standing by donald trump and echoing the a for joe and hunter biden to be investigated saying legitimate questions need to be asked. >> the american people have a right to know whether or not the vice president of the united states or his family profited from his position. >> because of statements like that the left is lashing out at pence saying he needs to be the subject of an impeachment inquiry which is not to say democrats are positioning for president pelosi but not surprising to see people like democratic presidential candidate kamala harris hop on the bandwagon. here she is teaming up with msnbc's chris matthews. >> the vice president has a lot to answer to. he also should be brought before the united states congress to speak

shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. growing criticism of democrats closed-door tactics as they brought me impeachment inquiry, some morning adam schiff and others they really helping make the president's case that it is nothing but a rigged game. and joe biden's son stepping down from the chinese company and he will not work with foreign companies of his father becomes president. the former gets president asked about his business dealings it tomorrow's debate? how is the media reporting the new developments? the president announcing heavy sanctions on turkey while critics say he created the situation in syria he is now condemning. where trump joins us in minutes to answer those charges. we begin with a biden family controversy as the 2020 presidential hopeful enters a new phase of his campaign and it begins with his son under biden is answering questions about his business dealings in china. trace gallagher has the latest. >> under biden is very aware his business dealings have placed a lot of scrutiny on his father's p

shannon? >> shannon: thank you, always. ukraine's top prosecutor said he will take another look at corruption investigation, including ones with ties to joe biden's son, hunter. plus, the fallout to the president's invitation to china. we'll be right back. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. (engines rev) the only thing better than horsepower... ...is more horsepower. (engines rev) if we were for everyone, we'd be for no one. with dodge power dollars, more power means more cash allowance. purchase now and get $10 per horsepower. that's $7,970 on the srt challenger hellcat redeye. >> top prosecutors in ukraine said he will look at corruption cases to make sure they were handled properly including that infamous probe. the former vp has a lot to say about that. >> yeah, the general prosecutor of ukraine made it clear of his announcement this is not an attempt to

shannon: thank you, good to see you. a second whistleblower complaining firsthand knowledge of the ukrainian president, doesn't matter with a summary in the public sphere and brand-new details about what the original whistleblower reportedly withheld from the inspector general filed in the complaint. scoop. >> behind closed doors, sources close to the matter told fox news that intelligence community watchdog michael atkinson pulled lawmakers all he knew about the whistle-blowers contact was >> the whistleblowers's contacts with adam schiff came through the media. atkinson did not know how many times was a blower contacted schiff's committee between the president's july 25th phone call and august 12th when the complaint was filed. republicans said adam schiff's team can fill in the gap. >> the president attempting to remove from office on the basis of this impeachment, deserves to know what type of contact that is. >> the call to the ukrainian leaders more than a process issue. >> a security risk by trying to use it again

shannon: thank you. we are now finding out what might have caused consternation, rudy giuliani, trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> reporter: fox news has a copy of rudy giuliani's notes that he took in january of his interview with the ukrainian investigator who is at the center of the ukraine controversy, the man joe biden bragged on camera about helping to get fired. according to giuliani he claims he was told to back off the investigation, natural gas firm linked to hunter biden and giuliani claims he was told biden had held at usaid to ukraine over the investigation. here's giuliani tonight on hannity. >> victor told me he's more than willing to come to america and testify before congress and point the finger at joe biden and his son and basically support what the president said today. they are corrupt as soon. >> details of giuliani's interview were handed over to congress by the state department inspector general. the state department has the document since may and our chief correspondent j

shannon: you've been vocal on religious freedom.ant to play something from beto o'rourke talking about taking away text and status religious groups who don't agree with him on the issue of same-sex marriage or other social issues. >> any one of us should be to worship as we please, believe what we like, but the moment any nonprofit organization in this country offers services in the public sphere of higher education is a great example or healthcare clinic or hospital they must follow the laws of this country including the law that prohibits discrimination based on any differences. >> one of the most terrifying sentences i ever heard uttered by a politician. every candidate for us office needs to be asked whether they agree with that statement. if they do i hope and expect the american people would not vote for that person. i don't want to live in a world the government is deciding which religious views the government disfavors. that is wrong and not to terrify every one of us. >> reporter: some democrats and republicans alike -- tha

shannon: thank you. congress hearing from 3 witnesses, none reportedly delivering what democrats hoped for but there are more interviews and depositions next week. democratic strategists kevin walling and pam bondi join us to talk about that. great to have you guys. there is this letter that is allegedly going from the white house and donald trump to the speaker to say i am not going to comply with your stuff unless you hold a vote for an officially worry and we will see what happens. in a letter from three of the top house democrat chairs sending a subpoena request white house they said this about the speaker, nancy pelosi has confirmed an impeachment inquiry is underway and it is not for the white house to say otherwise. >> first of all they don't want to take it to a vote because every democrat has to vote for impeachment and they are going to lose the election when they do that. to explain the law, congress has the power to subpoena. let me make myself clear as a former law-enforcement officer, chief

shannon bream, take it from here. >> thank you. late breaking news about the investigation into the investigators. democrats subpoena trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and trying to nail down a hearing with the whistleblower. we are learning from justice department officials about john durham's probe into possible misconduct during the origins of robert mueller's russia investigation. we will iron it out. a possible hate crime against a sixth grader. the young african-american girl alleged white boys cut her dress off. the family is apologizing saying she fabricated the attack. how did karen pence get dragged into the media coverage? new law signed by california's governor, college athletes allowed to make money by taking endorsements. we will talk to a former division i college basketball player. we will debate it. welcome to fox news at night. we have fox team coverage tonight. we have breaking news on the investigation into the investigators, britt hume with expert analysis but we start with jillian turner with the house democrats la

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shannon: thank you. turning to the latest in the impeachment inquiry on donald trump tonight, late tonight three new deposition notices were sent, 12 former national security adviser john bolton, the other's 2 attorneys on the national security council, bolton's attorney saying unless he is subpoenaed. two state of artificial selling lawmakers donald trump had what they viewed as a dark view of ukraine. opening statement obtained by fox news say, quote, throughout both i heard directly and indirectly donald trump described ukraine as a corrupt country. another state of artificial saying former national security adviser john bolton warned diplomats about rudy giuliani. christopher anderson's opening statement reads bolton stated he agreed with our 3 lines of efforts and support increased senior white house engagement. however he cautioned rudy giuliani was a key voice on ukraine which could be an obstacle to increase white house engagement. impeachment inquiry spelling over into the senate at a confirmati

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert, reaction from the republican leader among those who insisted on getting a look at another democrat the deposition of a witness. they are being accused of trying to intimidate witnesses and up and democracy. donald trump says the cease-fire in syria between turkish and kurdish forces is, quote, permanent. at her current general thinking the president as opponents of the president's move say just handed russia and iran a big win. mark short, the vice president's chief of staff joins us live to talk about the vp's role as a power player in syria, china and other major speech tomorrow. fox news at night investigates how a single federal judge can shutdown trump administration policy nationwide. on everything from immigration to funding for planned parenthood. is that the proper use of judicial authority are one of the best tools the resistances been able to leverage to shutdown the president? our 3-part series takes off next. we start with white ho

shannon: they win 7-6, game 2 tonight.nd first on fox sports one the houston astros face the tampa bay rays at 2:05 eastern. the minnesota twins at 7:07. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump daring nancy pelosi to hold impeachment vote as house republicans say the former ukraine envoy's testimony ruins the case. >> if there was an academy award for leading the witness my democrat colleagues would have gotten 3 oscars today. shannon: the 1-sided impeachment pushes dangerous for our democracy and he joins us live. >> how dare you disrespect me, how much you did it. you've got to be [bleep] kidding me. shannon: the profanity laced voicemail, the multimillion dollar lawsuit he is now facing. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> what we do know is there was definitely no quid pro quo. i believe the american

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shannon: thank you very much. new reaction from a former nbc insider, a bombshell new book straight ahead. where in the world, the spanish government handed nine separatist leaders lengthy prison sentences. their crime, taking part in the 2017 effort to achieve independence. nationalists have complained wealthy regions spend too much money and poor parts of fame. dutch farmers driving their tractors and convoys across the country to protest their treatment as the government tries to reign in carbon and nitrogen emissions. the second major protest by dutch farmers who say the government is unfairly targeting them. in north korea a series of photos showing kim jong un riding a white horse to a sacred mountain before making key decisions. near the mountain kim reportedly vowed to overcome us-led sanctions and paint and infuriated his people. shannon: the fight rages on in syria tonight. mike pence, mike pompeo and the national security adviser, all on their way to try to talk peace with the same turkish regime that i

shannon, let's not waste time. let's go directly to speaking english. what's the guessing on the ambassador? is he going to take one for the team, or is he going to tell the truth because i don't imagine you can do both. >> well, he is, or at least was at one point, a supporter of the president, a donor. he was put into this position as ambassador to the eu. and then even though the ukraine is not part of the eu that was added to his portfolio presumably because the president trusted him to deal with the ukraine and put this sort of pressure on the ukraine that he wanted to see to investigate the 2016 election and to investigate this energy company related to the bidens. what i think the revelation that could come out of this, or at least what the congressional investigators are going to try to get to the bottom of is whether or not the president was dangling a meeting over the ukrainian president in exchange for getting the ukrainians to investigate the 2016 election and the bidens. and that meeting between the american president and the ukrainian pres

shannon pettypiece, jill colvin, we greatly appreciate it. and coming up for us, a big story on both sides of the atlantic that hasn't really received the attention it deserves because of all else that is going on. we'll have it for you, though, when we come back. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> we have an update tonight on what has become a huge story in great britain. not as big here because of all of what we've been covering. this involves the wife of an american diplomat who was behind the wheel of a car when it hit and killed a british teenager on a motorcycle. the family of that young man,

shannon: we will see what happens, thank you very much.unlikely group of lawmakers teaming up to blast the nba over its controversy, alexandria ocasio cortez and ted cruz signing a bipartisan letter calling it outrageous but the nba is caving to china after gm tweeted support for hong kong protesters. >> the way the nba reacted was not a profile encourage. it is all about wanting to access the chinese market. i don't think american companies should participate in chinese censorship. >> the lakers and mets are scheduled to plan exhibition games in shanghai. chinese state tv is refusing to broadcast the game so definitely more to come on that. did you see this? the washington nationals stunning the la dodgers to win the nlg us. >> deep to centerfield, back to a grand slam. >> how we can drink. >> any grand slam powering their 7-3 victory. and then they will play the cardinals in the lcs tomorrow. st. louis clobber the atlanta braves 13-1. tonight on fox sports one, game 5 between the houston astros and tampa bay rays, the winner faces the ne

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