only shannon.ded her suv. >> we did gunshot residue tests on the car, the steering wheel, the gear shifter, and comes back there is gunshot residue. >> reporter: and if all that didn't look bad enough, now shannon's alibi now started to fall apart. she had told her supervisor and detectives she was taking her child to the doctor at the time of denita's murder. but the pediatrician told police shannon didn't show up that that day. >> the story starts to unravel. nothing is adding up. >> reporter: shannon was looking like a prime suspect, but one thing was missing -- motive. then detective pate remembered shannon's account of how she and jermeir had decided that she would have an abortion. and the way she told the story made an impression on pate. >> when shannon said, "jermeir, i'm pregnant, what are we going to do?" he said, "i don't want to have a baby with you." he told me that's how he said it. and she quoted it back to me verbatim. and she said, "i remember those words." >> reporter: not just "

only shannon.her suv. >> we did gunshot residue tests on the car, the steering wheel, the gear shifter, and comes back there is gunshot residue. >> reporter: and if all that didn't look bad enough, now shannon's alibi now started to fall apart. she had told her supervisor and detectives she was taking her child to the doctor at the time of denita's murder. but the pediatrician told police shannon didn't show up that that day. >> the story starts to unravel. nothing is adding up. >> reporter: shannon was looking like a prime suspect, but one thing was missing -- motive. then detective pate remembered shannon's account of how she and jermeir had decided that she would have an abortion. and the way she told the story made an impression on pate. >> when shannon said, "jermeir, i'm pregnant, what are we going to do?" he said, "i don't want to have a baby with you." he told me that's how he said it. and she quoted it back to me verbatim. and she said, "i remember those words." >> reporter: not just "i do

shannon. >> shannon: thank you. a member of congress woman claiming the republican pete king as islamophobic tonight. longtime new york lawmaker announced in retirement earlier today ilhan omar the first woman in congress taking issue with 2007 interview which king said there are too many in the country. he met there are too many mosques that refused to cooperate with law enforcement. less than three months until the first 2020 democratic primary contest tonight and yet another contender may be thinking about jumping in. "new york times" reporting for former massachusetts governor deval patrick calling a run for the white house next year. yet another sign of growing anxiety among democrats that the current slate of candidates in the race will not be able to unseat president trump. and also new tonight, the wife of the late congressman elijah cummings confirming she will run for health seat out of maryland. the infighting ramping up with the primaries, is that's what it's all about? the chevy silverado hd. it offers

shannon bream and the fox news @ night at team take it all from here. >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. breaking right now a huge document from the state department. a watch dog group led by former obama administration officials sued for ukrainian records. it's a lot. we will bring you the late breaking news as soon as we uncover whatever nuggets are there. we are awaiting the public release of two reports of bias into the investigation of president trump campaign. we will go to trace in a minute. first leland. this is typical friday night in washington. massive documents out. >> when wiki leaks put out documents they had a searchable option. not from the state department. this was a watch dog group associated with former obama administration officials who asked for all documents about rudy giuliani. among the documents was one written to under secretary david hale who testified from a number of former u.s. ambassadors who follow ukraine carefully they are coming to the defense of marie yovanovitch and taking on issues with the 2 articles that rudy giuliani talked about at leng

shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy, we'll check back with you in atlanta. thank you. the impeachment hearings now another marathon day wrapping up, shortly before that debate began, correspondent gillian turner says both sides are claiming victory tonight.ef >> i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. >> president trump giving his take shortly after his e.u. ambassador gordon sondland testified publicly in front of the nation today. behind closed doors two weeks ago, sondland claimed the president specifically told him there would be no quid pro quo with ukraine. today, though, sondland making a sharp reversal, saying he believes the president didbe withhold military aid because he wanted ukraine's president to investigate the bidens. republicans pressed him on that point. >> no one on this planet told you that president trump wasas tying aid to investigations, yes or no? >> yes. >> you are just assuming all of these things and you are giving them the evidence, they are running out of doing press conferences and cnn's headline saying that that you are saying the presid

shannon?> shannon: ellison barber live in atlanta. thank you. correspondent peter doocy is working the spin room in atlanta as well to talk with one of the top contenders. good evening, peter. >> good evening, and i just spoke to senator kamala harris on her way off the debate stage. we'll have that tape for you in a little bit. about a mixup, a dust up, whatever you want to call it, with tulsi gabbard. this is the one. >> our democratic party, unfortunately, is not the party that is up, buy, and for the people. it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington, represented by hillary clinton and others' foreign policy, by the military-industrial complex. >> we have someone on the stage who during the obama administration spent four years full-time o on fox news criticizing president obama. >> senator harris is doing unfortunately continuing to traffic and lies. she will come as president, continue the status quo. >> and i asked senato

good to have you. >> great to see you, shannon, shannon. >> shannon: i want to read something >> nancy pelosi said back in march of this year, a few months ago. she said impeachment is so divisive to the country, muscle or something so compelling and bipartisan pride in that we should go down the path because it divides the country, and he's just not worth it. jenna, today's boat was pretty much along party lines except for the two democrats who crossed over. >> interestingly, the bipartisan support was against impeachment. nancy pelosi is eating her words and showing she simply is a liar and not willing to actually stand up for due process or the constitution in this country, because the bipartisan support, even though it was only two democrats, still showed there was absolutely no republican support for impeachment. so this is completely a sham. this is an attempted ouster of the united states president by one political party, and "politico" even had that in their article of coverage today, saying this isn't ouster, or an attempted ouster, of a president of the united states. that's

her shannon. >> shannon: we are standing by by. i might demonstrations redoubling efforts to get a new north american trade agreement ratified by congress. they would replace the much-maligned nafta deal. president trump blaming house speaker nancy pelosi for holding up the usmc a. >> i pretty good authority on it that she is using usmc a because she doesn't have impeachment votes, so she's using usmc a to get the impeachment vote. >> shannon: pelosi spokesperson responded "as the president well knows, the speaker has been working diligently with his trade representative to advance democrats further down the path, the gas on the usmc a. president's desperate attacks aside, this issue is totally separate from the ongoing impeachment inquiry. democrats are pushing for stronger enforcement of environmental and labor standards in order to get them to sign on. today's marathon impeachment areas -- michael horowitz warns the fbi has "numerous issues when it comes to vetting and using secret sources. care to weigh in on both top stories,

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shannon? >> shannon: thank you.omberg smitty empire cannot cover mike bloomberg or his democratic rivals, but president trump is fair game. let's debate it with former clinton poster, now advisor to the bloomberg campaign, doug schoen. senior legal advisor to president trump's 2020 campaign, jenna alice. great to have you both with us. >> great to see you, shannon. >> shannon: at "the daily mail," the u.s. political editor, tweeted about this. he said, "completely unsustainable. i predict trump rallies will include this, "is there a bloomberg reporter back. the fake news section? they fly on air force one every day and chase me around the little mike white let them investigate and the democrats. it's crooked as hell." jenna? >> i wouldn't put it past president trump to call them out. "bloomberg news" has become fake news by saying that they are not going to allow their journalists to be independent integrity to pursue a story and write opinion pieces just like they would any other candidate. so this is absolutely ri

shannon. >> shannon: thank you.terminals could be getting out of jail early in new york city with perks. according to "the new york post." the news comes as a police officers are reportedly hesitant how to engage with suspects after massive antipolice protest rocked the streets of brooklyn this weekend. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight, good evening, trace buried >> good evening, shannon. for months we have documented instances of police being doused with buckets of water and other liquids and now it appears things are elevating. if on halloween while responding to a domestic violence call, two police officers had their squad car's covered in trash, eggs, and boxes, and when the officers pulled the trash off, they were taunted by passersby yelling "trick-or-treat mother blinkers." more than a thousand people took to the street, opposing a police crackdown on fair leaders, people who jump the turnstiles and ride the subway for free. the protesters argue that issuing cita

shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy, we'll check back with you in atlanta.hank you way to the impeachment hearings now another marathon day wrapping up, shortly beforee began, correspondent gillian turner has victory as both sides are claiming victory tonight. >> i want to do nothing. i want to know quid pro quo. >> president trump giving his take shortly after his e.u. ambassador gordon sondland testified publicly in front of the nation today. behind closed doors two weeks ago, sondland claimed the president specifically told him there would be no quid pro quo with ukraine. today, though, sondland making a sharp reversal, saying he believes the president did withhold military aid because he wanted ukraine's president to investigate the bidens. republicans pressed him on that point. >> no one on this planet told you that president trump was tying aid to investigations, yes or no? >> yes. >> you were just assuming all of these things that you are giving them the evidence, they are running out of doing press conferences and cnn's headline saying that that you

shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. it is official. the ranking member of the house intelligence committee devin nunes demanding the chairman adam schiff testify in private as part of the house impeachment inquiry. he has a lot of questions about any meetings with the whistleblower and what role shive played. president trump goes to alabama for the game of the century. alabama versus lsu. democrats preparing to make their public case for impeachment starting next week. the president saying there is no one we would rather run against michael bloomberg. the new york city mayor announces it's too late to focus on iowa and new hampshire. they are not happy. late entry highlighting growing anxiety among some democrats. the slate of candidates won't be unable to unseat president trump in 2020. >> ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. president trump's visit to a college football match up causing a stir on camps. trace gallagher has the story. >> we tick tock closer to kick off in the hug

shannon? >> shannon: january? wow. it's so interesting, all of the minutia of the different state laws of these elections. some of these may be drawn up for weeks or even months. thank you for your reporting tonight. democrats tonight taking full control of the virginia state house for the first time in more than two decades, winning both the house and the senate. prior to the election, republicans had a slim majority in both houses. several districts that wind blew in tonight's election will recently redrawn making them friendly democrats. the big swing despite democrat andallegations against democratc lieutenant governor justin fairfax which fairfax has deni denied. one of the diplomat who has amended his testimony is basing your questions as democrats say it proves quid pro quo. correspondent mark meredith has the story. >> newly released documents show european union ambassador gordon solomon amended his congressional testimony on monday. sondland says he recalls a meeting in telling congress, "i said the resumptio

shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. first, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and former massachusetts governor deval patrick. we have yet another sign of the growing anxiety among some democrats that the massive field of democrat candidates are not o be able to unseat trump. >> i say never, never, never say never. i tell you i'm under enormous pressure under many, many people to think about it. >> shannon: joining me now, host of "the next revolution," steven hilton. great to have you with us, steve. what do you make of hillary clinton's assessment that there are a lot of people who actually want to get in the race, feeling the pressure to do so? >> i'm just laughing at that, shannon. i'm wondering who these many, many people are. are they even democrats? it seems to me the people who have been most excited to see hillary clinton get into the race and get the nomination would actually be republicans. she has proved before she is a terrible candidate and i'm sure she would be very happy to prove that again. i

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. this week after katie hill quit, and yet another democratic freshman landing in hot water tonight. the house ethics committee leasing a trove of internal communications sent last year by congresswoman rashida tlaib. it showed her frantically contacting members of her campaign staff for help paying personal expenses. the oce also attached scans of checks made out to her campaign totaling thousands of dollars. on the other side of the eye of the department of justice is now investigating republican congressman ross spano from florida over allegations of campaign finance violations. every dog has its day. it's a brand-new award, the highest honor, was given by members of congress to eat animals who served our nation and more time and peace. if you need to be cheered up, this is the piece for you. leland vittert has more on the inaugural medal ceremony. >> this here is bass and his medal for bravery. these awards now, their handlers say, our friendly recognition that military working dogs

i am shannon bream for bret baier.sident trump doesn't think he will be impeached by the house but would welcome a trial in the senate. evidence the democrats say leaves them little choice but to impeach. the president says there is nothing there and it's a witch hunt. >> despite strong signals from democrats they are moving closer to drafting articles of impeachment, president trump remains unconvinced he will become the third u.s. president to be impeached. >> we have a tremendous week with the great hoax. the impeachment hoax. >> president trump said house democrats would be crazy to impeach him. if they do the president doesn't want senate republicans to dismiss any articles of impeachment. he wants a full trial in the senate. the white house says that would give the president due process and would give senate republicans the chance to call any witness they want and they want the whistleblower. adam schiff to question him about his contact with the whistleblower and former vice-president joe biden and his son hunte

shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you as always.ri fleischer is tweeting out about today's hearing saying this. this is like watching a meeting of the council on foreign relations discussing the most appropriate foreign policy to resist aggression you aggression in the ukraine. good stuff but hardly the stuff of impeachment. good to have you with us. what do you make of the assessment there? is it one that rises to the level of impeaching any president? >> not only does it not rise to the level of impeachment but it's very difficult to understand how something could allegedly be used as a bribe. that's after the famous conversation i think it's verging on ridiculous. if they don't know, it's hard to lean on them. >> shannon: and we see the terminology is changing a little bit on accusations. sean davis, one of the cofounders of "the federalist" tweeted this today. as best as i can tell, trumps real crime is used to delegate the entirety of u.s. policymaking to think the constitution gives them all the power and authority that runs a

shannon bream and the fox news team take it from here. happy thanksgiving, my dear. >> shannon: good to see you. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." i'm shannon bream and washington. to begin with and alerts. they're weighing in on house democrats efforts to force don mcgann to testify, that case officially got fast tracked. there is no deadline looming for president trumps that my congressman jerry nadler. are they seriously considering participating in the next phase of public hearing? a conflicting leak reportedly from the long-awaited justice department report on the fbi abuse in the 2016 russian investigation. we will separate facts from fiction. a bomb cyclone hampering travel for much of the congruent and when you finally do get there, we will show you how to have a friendly and civil debates. the watch a report on the russia probe. >> we've been waiting for this report for months. one week from monday on decembee department of justice michael horowitz will release his report into a surveillance abuse of the 2016 trump campai

: you take care. >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with a fox news alert, president trump fresh off a rally tonight slamming the media, tearing into the house democrats impeachment inquiry, defending his recent controversial military pardons and we also know what steps and when the democrats plan to take on the impeachment front, what about democratic lawmakers and pro-trump districts, what are their constituents telling them during this thanksgiving break? let's go to phil keating live in sunrise florida tonight with details from president trump's rally, good evening. >> good evening, a rousing welcome home rally here tonight for florida's most famous brand-new resident, donald j. trump. the make america great again rally the first big public florida event for the president since he officially changed his address from new york city to palm beach, florida. [cheers and applause] more than 10,000 people packed inside to see and cheer on the president, notably happening in broward county, the sunshine state's biggest dem

shannon bream and "fox news at night" takes it all from here. another raucous rally for trout. >> shannon: thank you so much. we begin with a fox news alert, president trump off a rally in louisiana stirring up support. it was a rowdy night, complete with a mic drop moment from one of the stars of "duck dynasty." we will take you there live. among the mixed results a republican and kentucky made history. the attorney joins us live. low and welcome to "fox news at night." i am shannon bream in new york. kristin fisher's live in monro at the president's rally. good evening. >> tonight president trump announced he will be back here in louisiana next week. his third rally in just about a month for the state's candidate for governor and that really just gives you an idea of how much president rouhani wants to get rid of the only democrat governor and the deep south, especially after he wasn't quite able to take the republican candidate for governor in kentucky across the finish line. that racist twleve:too to call. listen to what he told rally goers

shannon: we will come back and see.ative commentator and author ben schapiro shouted down in stanford during a speech title i won't let leftist idiots raise my kids. that tops the real news around the. protesters delivering acquired depicting insecticide with schapiro's image sandwiched between bugs and the caption been be gone. they apologized in an email for the depiction of protesters still interrupted his speech with chants of ben schapiro has got to go. harvard posting 6 workshops as part of a student led sex week at harvard. an annual event, companies in the adult industry sponsoring the event donating free sex supplies and toys, organizers say they aim to provide a, quote, platforms for self exploration and community dialogue, one credit calling it corporate exploitation at its sleaziest. award winning romanian theater director who grew up behind the iron curtain reportedly quitting his faculty position at columbia university telling a romanian tv interviewer the woke pressure made him feel, quote, like i was liv

may be the truth and it may not be. >> shannon: thank you very much.the fbi's most wanted fugitives may be ready to give himself up. investigators say he ran a phony car dealership in new jersey scamming customers and banks out of more than a million dollars. he has apparently been hiding out in another country for years. years. now he tells fox news he is tired of running and wants to stay on trial in the united states. here with details of this jewelry that has blown up. >> it is such a crazy one. he went from the real housewives of new jersey to the fbi's most wanted list and that's a big change especially for his wife and daughters who were on the run with him. investigators say he scammed super rich customers of his new jersey car dealership getting them to sign off on loans price higher than some houses but for some sales, he allegedly didn't have the car title and for others, he never handed over the car leaving them empty-handed but still responsible for payment. a grand jury indicted him for swindling $1.7 million from one inc. in 2015 but inv

shannon. >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you. stock investors more than shrugging off impeachment and all this theatrics. huge down wall street with all three major exchanges closing in record territory. the dow surged 223 to cross the 20,000 milestone for the first time. quid pro quo is out. bribery is in. the specific reason the democrats are changing the narrative. asa hutchinson is up next. applebee's new sizzlin' entrées. now starting at $9.99. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liber♪y at verizon, we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can d

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shannon: she was feeling under attack. there were those who tried to get to mike pompeo and others who tried to go to bat for her because she was facing these allegations. the president-elect at that point. >> it is not clear why this document is in there. and a number of ukrainian officials, it says rudy giuliani was present. in one of these interviews is the interview with the prosecutor who was fired in the original biden case and this guy is choking. it says among other things that he was fired because biden asked that he be fired. some parts of these things have been recanted, others have not. everything that has been in here, recanted. shannon: there are allegations that he was involved with things that were investigating burisma, on money laundering and other things. sounds like what i have seen that he wanted to say the reason he was forced out was because of those investigations that had been launched, there were connections to burisma. that is the side of the story we are getting from these notes but may have bee

shannon? >> shannon: anita, thank you.sed regulations from the trump administration is set to end of the obama era policies restricting some federal funds from blowing to some faith-based adoption and foster care groups. it's a move that many religious organizations say is long overdue but progressives argue that the administration is now legalizing and endorsing discrimination against the lgbtq community. editor kathy rew and "the daily caller" video columnist stephanie hamel. great to have you both with us tonight. so what this essentially equates to is there was a regulation that said money couldn't flow too for instance catholic charity groups which have adoption agencies and they say we prefer to place our children who share our catholic faith or share in traditional marriage. i talked to an attorney who was involved with this and he said they've never had a same-sex couple come to them but they are being sued over this. the trump administration says they are trying to help out on that front. >> they are moving forwar

shannon bream is going to take it from here. >> shannon: breaking news, president trump set to speak any minute now at a campaign event in atlanta. we will watch there for any news. released more transcripts of the impeachment inquiry testimony before public hearings kick off next week. i am shannon bream and this is fox news reporting. today's transcripts from president trump's former russia advisor for yoda hill and a military advisor on the national security council both described their dealings with ukraine. according to hills transcripts, she told lawmakers she was very shocked and very saddened to read the summary of the call with ukraine's president. my worst nightmare is the politicization of the relationship between the u.s. and ukraine and also other people's personal vested interest. the president has repeatedly said it was a perfect call and set it again today that he's done nothing wrong. we have team fox coverage. white house correspondent john roberts on possibly releasing a transcript another call. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. and combing through to

shannon: thank you. news alert, newly proposed regulations set to end the obama era policies restricting federal funds from flowing to some faith-based adoption and foster care groups, a move religious organizations say is long overdue but progressives argue the administration is legalizing and endorsing discrimination against the lgbt q community. let's discuss with contributing editor kathy a route and video columnist stephanie hamel. what this equates to is there was a regulation couldn't close catholic charity groups that have adoption agencies and they say we prefer to place children with people who share our catholic faith or believe in traditional marriage, not same-sex marriage and i talked to an attorney who said they never had a same-sex couple come to them but they are being sued over this was the trump administration says they are trying to help out on in front. >> they are moving forward with this and i have been tracking this for a while and talk about this quite a bit. the attack on religi

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shannon: eight more witnesses on tap. we will hear from several more including ambassador sondland and others that asked for additional witnesses. let us know if you get anymore. >> we will but wasn't this all about the phone call? it seems we have drifted from what the impeachment was supposed to be about. shannon: it continues. the impeachment dominated the news most of the week. the host of media buzz looked at how the mainstream press is covering these historic sessions. >> reporter: coverage of impeachment hearings has split into parallel universes with anti-from commentators saying the testimony of career diplomats is devastating to the president and pro-trump analyst calling it secondhand and irrelevant. >> an incredible witness, very matter-of-fact guy, straightforward. >> these guys, i couldn't tell if they were doing a job interview talking about their great-grandfather and his wife or they were homeless guys. >> this devastating new testimony about donald trump caring more about investigating joe biden than he

shannon: thank you.een impeachment and the democratic debate you might have missed one on another they would be big news. we are tracking at all and have the latest. >> a few things happened, the president headed to austin, texas for the opening of the new apple computer plant. he got a tour from tim cook who you might remember the president once referred to as tim apple. >> what would you say about our economy? >> we have the strongest economy. >> strongest in the world. >> they got over the tim apple tim cook thing. tariffs on chinese goods took center stage including whether the trump administration would grant a waiver for apple products still made in china. chris andrew asked if he could step back from public duties for the foreseeable future. i continue to unequivocally regret my ill judged association with jeffrey epstein, the suicide has left many unanswered quick solutions particularly for the victims and i sympathize with everyone who has been affected and want some form of closure, this comes

shannon: thank you.revelations from today's testimony by the director of the federal bureau of prisons saying the fbi investigators are looking into whether or not a, quote, criminal enterprise may have played a role in epstein's death. lawmakers double down calling on abc news to answer questions about what it knew about the epstein case, whether they contacted authorities and why the story never made air. ranking member who has been publicly demanding answers on the epstein case for months, good to have you with us. back in august you wrote a letter to acting director of the bureau of prisons asking for answers by august 21st. a lot of questions people have about this case. be gotten answers? >> we have not. this is the problem we are seeing and we understand you need to look into it but there is a lot, when you look at the situation and we see charges being made against these guards about not being diligent, falsifying records, it raises the question because for such a high profile case unknown predat

shannon? >> shannon: why not.do everything else, we order food and find pet lockers. >> is a natural progression. the one president trump now speaking from the white house talking about all the judges that he is appointed and been confirmed. they've been doing this at a record pace. senator chuck grassley who was a chair of the judiciary committee has been a big part of this as well as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. they have filled scores and scores of seats. there are still vacancies they are but the president and mcconnell are committed to getting that done and filling seats. listen in. >> and name 20 or 25 people in that list is still out there. it's made up of the kind of people that mitch mcconnell has talked about and you've talked about, people that are constitutionalists. and you kept your word. 20% of the people voted for you based on the proposition of the kind of people you were going to put on the supreme court. so a lot of candidates for any office run on a platform but they don't stand on t

shannon: if you miss this we have that coming up. shannon: have a good one. fox news alert donald trump offer keep america great rally in louisiana, the last gubernatorial race of the year. it was a rowdy night complete with a mike drop moment from one of the stars of "duck dynasty". a republican in kentucky made history. the commonwealth's next attorney general joins us next. fox news at night in new york, kristin fisher live in monroe at the president's rally. >> reporter: tonight donald trump announced he will be back in louisiana next week, his third rally in a month for the republican candidate for governor and that gives an idea how much donald trump wants to get rid of the only democratic governor in the deep south after he wasn't able to carry the republican candidate for governor in kentucky across the finish line though that race is still too close to call. listen to what he told rally goers in louisiana to do tonight. >> you are going to fire your liberal democrat governor, i don't know how he got there. this is louisiana, right? how did you get a

shannon bream, take it from here. 's shannon: you get it done. we begin with a fox news alert. a big race on tap for tomorrow. the political makeup of state legislature, what tomorrow's popular election means one year the day. live off the president's last-minute push in kentucky tonight. the latest into house democrats impeachment inquiry, who will and will not show up for the closed-door depositions, several on tap and democrats prepared to release more witness transcripts, republicans claim their cherry picking which ones the public will see. we have late-night insight and a fox news at night exclusive. some call heresy. a televangelist for donald trump taking on an official job in the white house. the president's evangelical base and how to keep that key voting bloc in 2020, the lewis white house advisor joins me exclusively live tonight. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with correspondent mike tobin live in kentucky for the latest keep america great rally, it was a raucous one. >> the race for governor in kentucky his neck and neck and are not here election turnout i

shannon: thank you very much.his week, congresswoman katie he'll quit over ethics concerns, another freshman democrat in hot water tonight. the house ethics committee releasing internal communication sent by michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib. the emails released by the committee show she frantically contacted members of her campaign staff are paying her personal expenses. also attached checks made out by her campaign totaling thousands of dollars. the department of justice is investigating republican congressman from florida for allegations of campaign violations with regard has it today, brand-new award, highest honor was given by members of congress to eight animals who served their nation in wartime and in peace, if you need to be cheered up this is that the 3. here's more on the inaugural ceremony. >> this year, the medal for bravery, these awards their handlers they are recognition of military working dogs are getting very do not only for their bravery but for hundreds if not thousands of dogs that protect

shannon: where is he now?> it took us a year and a half to finally get him supported and we believe he is back, we have sources in california because he has family there and it is easy for them to use our country as a revolving door to come back when they are deported. and there are no consequences in sensory cities and states. >> that is just part of the problem because the other part of the problem is what you meant to north carolina to discuss yesterday as part of that is county sheriff's all across this country not honoring ice requests to detain inmates who are here illegally. >> many sheriffs in north carolina that do honor those requests and really work hard but there are six counties where they treat it as a sensory city and county so these illegals come, for instance in the last 18 months in north carolina they arrested 331 illegals for 1172 counts of child molestation or rape. if people don't wake up it is not getting better and without our president who gives our children thousands of hours, childre

shannon: check this out. rounds of explosions a chemical plant in east texas rocking the small city of court beaches. firefighters have been battling the blaze for hours, no word what caused the initial blast but all the people who were heard and taken to the hospital have been released. a chemical used to make synthetic rubber, the blast sparking mandatory evacuations from miles, you seem blown out windows and doors. some of the reports are that happened miles away from the plant leaving families picking through broken glass and debris in their homes as they prepare for thanksgiving. donald trump delivering what many see as a rebuke to china signing legislation supporting pro-democracy protesters in hong kong. us policy toward hong kong directing assessment of the political development and prohibiting us exports to specify police equipment to hong kong. in a statement donald trump set to sign the bill out of respect to president xi, china and the people hong kong adding he hopes they will settle their differ

shannon: i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with a fox news alert. two critical court rulings for donald trump with implications for the democrats impeachment push. there is no value in removing the president now. the federal judge ruling top lawyer at the white house must show up after being subpoenaed by house democrats. there is a lot more to that ruling and it is being challenged. the supreme court puts a stop temporarily to house democrats efforts to get years of the president's tax returns. all the breaking news. >> reporter: a busy monday, don mcgann left the white house well before ukraine entered the equation but this is a setback for the trump administration, may start a chain reaction to others who know more about ukraine in front of the camera. mcgann left the white house last fall, october 2018. a senior official tells fox news doj will appeal this ruling hoping first day. this sets up an interesting situation for those who worked in the white house and the top tiers of the trump administration as donald trump spoke to ukrainian presiden

shannon: we will talk about that later on the show. dressing up in the face of danger from hong kong to california, real world threats like teargas in california not getting in the way of halloween for a lot of folks which hong kong and democracy protesters clashing after the ban on wearing masks was ignored on halloween. donald trump, another protester dared police to arrest him by posing next to them and plenty were wearing guy fox masks. northern california having a chance to trick or treat like the boys and girls club, letting kids record treat indoors. parents can look up air-quality. in houston a family getting creative after a water main break led the city to report their entire front yard. instead of complaining they turned it into a zombie cemetery. we are getting breaking news, tragic news out of chicago. a 7-year-old girl out trick or treating with her father had been shot. authorities say the man, the little girl was dressed as a bumblebee, walking along the street in a little village neighborhood, someone in a group of mal

shannon: we will see what happens today. we will all be watching. developing, this horrible story. a devastating community gathering for a vigil hours after a deadly high school shooting. a teenager accused of killing two people and injuring three more on his birthday. the shooting lasting 16 seconds in southern california. >> this happened in my community. >> why did this happen here? everyone was running, fear. >> don't know why he would do this. shannon: the 60-year-old suspect shot himself in the head and is now hospitalized in critical condition was a motive still unknown. class is canceled today. a judge rejecting written testimony from an illegal immigrant accused of killing molly tibbetts. christian ramirez's attorney wanted to summit a written affidavit to avoid putting him on the stand in iowa. the judge also heard arguments whether his confession can be used as evidence, the defense claims police did not read rivera his miranda rights properly. tibbetts vanished last year after going for a run. police say rivera led them to her body. duva

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shannon: this is the fox news alert. new plans for the next phase of impeachment as it appears democrats press their case now. the next step to vote on articles of impeachment bolstered by new polling. the gop thinks the senate trial could ultimately help the president's reelection prospects. as america waits, the horowitz report looking at efforts to spy on members of the trump campaign. a new report tonight and fbi official was referred to prosecutors as part of a criminal investigation for allegedly altering a document, the surveillance of a trump campaign advisor in 2016. we are digging for details right now. progressives protesting the democratic front runner the day after the latest primary debate and president obama has a message tonight. i am shannon bream, we have team coverage, trace gallagher with breaking news on the horwitz report and more, jillian turner on what happens next for the impeachment inquiry. >> that is a wrap for the intelligence committee's announced public hearings on impeachment, next to the

shannon: why do you think the delays?cause they are finding lots and lots of information, the mueller investigation went on forever, they kept trying to find something. this was an obama appointee. michael horwitz was appointed by president obama. i am not saying he's part of anything but that could color things a little bit. they want to be very thorough, investigate as many people as possible and make sure it is a clear-cut case. shannon: ag bar had strong words in terms of the impeachment hearing. is that an indication of what you think is to come? >> absolutely. i think the game and the jig is up for the left and some big things are going to come out and it is 19 minutes after donald trump was sworn into office the washington post had a headline saying the case to impeach donald trump had begun. these guys wanted to impeach him from day one, they hated the results of the 2016 election and it has been playing out in the last 4 to have years. >> in the meantime, as you mention it, the outrage continues to grow over what

shannon: a key decision on a key day, thank you. senator rand paul who has at times been both a friend and a critic of the president is calling for the release of the name of the whistleblower at the center of house democrats impeachment inquiry. gop colleague senator mitt romney doesn't agree. >> i can and i may but i could do it right now. nothing stops me. >> my own view is whistleblower is particularly those blowing whistles on action within the government should be allowed to remain confidential. >> the republican chairman wyoming senator john barrasso joins us. good to have you with us tonight. let's start there. what do you think of the calls for the whistleblower's identity to be made public? >> we have lost to protect whistleblowers. it is an important law to have whistleblowers, was a lowe's have helped in many ways, taxpayer saved hundreds of millions of dollars, with regard to impeachment let us be very clear, this is a partisan impeachment. there is no precedent for this in the history of the united states and with rega

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