solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. following year, the united states completes the gadsden purchase from mexico, adding nearly 30,000 square miles, including tucson, along our southern border. solomon sees a new frontier to be conquered. >> what makes pioneer status? >> the willing to risk. there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come," and so you had to be brave to come out to the frontier. >> a big, powerful man, 6'1/2" tall, solomon hauls 13 mules loaded with merchandise into the new territory and opens a general store in tucson, then just a small town of less than 1,000 people. >> he was the first to sell american goods in tucson. >> who were his customers? >> the butterfield stage came through tucson, and whatever you wanted, you had to buy it from solomon warner. >> as the town grows, so do warner's riches, but his business interests are interrupted when civil war breaks out in 1861. >> tucson was under the confederacy and captain sherod hunter asked all of the citizens to swear an oath to the confederacy. >> what

this is d w news asia coming up newfound friends the solomon islands and china have recently established diplomatic ties china says this is to both countries benefit look at exactly how. but this comes at the cost of taiwan what options does president citing one have been taiwan keeps losing diplomatic allies to china. i'm very strategy welcome to dublin years asia it's good to have you with us an island paradise in the pacific ocean but now at the center of a strategic game of diplomatic chess this isn't a common description for the solomon islands but since it established diplomatic ties with china last month the us and taiwan have sat up and taken notice. at the center of it all is the small island of an island with only about 20100 inhabitants it has now been leased to a chinese company as part of a court strategic cooperation agreement the company intends to develop a refinery on the island but its potential use as a military base has experts what it is worth remembering this deal came about after the solomon islands broke off diplomatic ties with taiwan the diplomatic loss was 15th

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we heard the sound from david solomon. than i would like is what david solomon said and you asked very pointed questions about whatever role they might have had in signing off on that questionable governance >> what he said there is there's always conflict of interest. that's true. the difference typically is that then the shares rise over the following couple of years, so that everyone comes away with gains and there's no one that's hurt by the process. the issue of late has been high-profile once where they've fallen afterwards or pulled together and the question is who has gained and who has lost. i think what stood out to me is the way he said tissue, the difference is that it played out in public. i get the feeling from that interview and the earlier interview is they tried to tell adam neumann this won't work but if you insist we can file the s1 and public markets came back and said it won't work and repercussions were much worse because the ipo fell away all together and he lost control of the company. the other thi

the list of countries that formally recognize taiwan is dwindling the solomon islands recently changed allegiances to mainland china which considers taiwan its own territory taiwan maintains it's an independent democratic country only a handful of states still back taiwan over china most of them are small island nations and central american countries care bazzi joins the solomon islands in most recently switching their diplomatic ties now the prime minister of the solomon islands made his 1st state visit to china last week here's what he had to say from beijing. and people who are chosen to be on the right side of history. and normalize relations with the people's republic of china. the relations between china and taiwan is based on what's known as the 1902 consensus which china insists is a basis for beijing eventual reestablishing full control over taiwan that is something taiwan rejects along with what's known as the one country 2 systems policy which applies in hong kong now in an interview with asia on friday taiwan's representative to germany said the crackdown on democracy on th

also tonight, we will show you new documents uncovered by investigative reporter john solomon that destroys the mobs anti-trump ukrainian fantasies. this is a defining moment in the history of this great country of ours. we are now at historic tipping point. if you are un-american and you care about truth, justice, rule of law, free-market economic system, the sanctity of your boat, the very basis of our republic, it's time to pay attention, get engaged, protect our country from those who are hell-bent on reshaping this country with more lies and conspiracy theories. the american dream for our kids hangs in the balance, the delusional democratic party, the lying media mob speaking with one voice and a full-scale coordinated effort to disenfranchise the millions of americans that elected donald trump. for anyone who has a functioning brain, it is now more clear than ever. the left has suspended any fidelity at all to the truth, to logic, to reason, to basic god-given common sense. in their world, up is down and black is white and green is purple. everything they falsely accuse the president

lou: john solomon, appreciate it.asa and spacex announcing their plan to launch the first manned spaceship into the space. this will be the first launch of u.s. astronauts on an american rocket on u.s. soil for the first time since 2011 when the space shuttle program ended. the dems 2020 hopefuls to eliminate religious liberty. we'll tell you what else is a threat next. 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. lou: president trump announcing major changes at the department of homeland security. in a tweet, the president tweeted this. kevin mcaleenan has done an outstanding job as act

months ago john solomon introduced shokin and wrote about it. fired prosecutor general of ukraine who now says he was investigated by his son. the mainstream media ignored it and only when rudy giuliani came out and said here it is, i have got shokin's statement. now they don't ignore it. now they attack the prosecutor general and rudy and john solomon. lou: those attacks it seems multiplying as this impeachment inquiry gets hotter and hotter. and i wanted to take up something that was reported generally and chris wallace taking you have the source of many of the reports when he reported that you and the two of you were working with rudy giuliani and that you were quote off the books and you raised this issue, and i want to give you an opportunity to respond to it. i talked with chris. and let's get your reaction to that. >> i don't know what off the books means. chris did not explain it when he made his statement about us and it was clearly designed as a smear to maker it sounds like we were doing something improper or unethical. this may come

well i think it's too early to say or to name been solomon like that the responsible for the murder we do think he has responsibility to make sure that those who are responsible for demurred are put on trial which we looked at to for example the united nations the within the human rights council we look at the international community to conduct an independent and impartial investigation into the offense we did not sing so we get radio itself can do this investigation because there are a lot of signs of course that so you know try to tease our mark connected to the murder and we see that murder as a symbol of the of the of the incredible rick presses crackdown on journalists on human rights defenders on civil society as a whole in saudi arabia and. you let me jump in there and i can in spite of that one year anniversary of his murder germany is renewing its arms sales to saudi arabia what's your message for the governing coalition in berlin. well i would say that stokeley unexceptable we do call to stop arms too so we don't arabia because of the human rights situation in the country but

solomon. what do you think was surprising thing about the range of services and they had aphasia it off to just start something like the less size monday and thought of that look at the top of the great success tell us about so yes so we've done a lot of research there in the soup kitchen to realize that a lot of our service uses of them into health so even just seeing the colors on the walls different services that we provide so we've got about god and i what we do growing for where they grow their own produces you know we've got massage massage monday's you know and this is some of this is about that is just about kind of help in situations that you already in you know i've never really understood when they said give a homeless person a heart you will give up are they give a homeless person a hearty mood going to come in tomorrow still wait for an overhaul you know saw the whole purpose of the soup kitchen is to yeah we used to be civil to you for them to come in but we've got many services

lou: john solomon, appreciate it.he first manned spaceship into the space. this will be the first launch of u.s. astronauts on an american rocket on u.s. soil for the first time since 2011 when the space shuttle program ended. the dems 2020 hopefuls to eliminate religious liberty. we'll tell you what else is a threat next. with sofi, get your credit cards right- by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. no, just a sec. what would it look like if we listened more? could the right voice, the right set of words, bring us all just a little closer? get us to open up? even push us further? it could, if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories. download audible and listen for a change. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her ca

lou: john solomon, appreciate it.acex announcing their plan to launch the first manned spaceship into the space. this will be the first launch of u.s. astronauts on an american rocket on u.s. soil for the first time since 2011 when the space shuttle program ended. the dems 2020 hopefuls to eliminate religious liberty. we'll tell you what else is a threat next. there's a power in listening; it's what gives audible members an edge. it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. lou: president trump announcing major changes at the department of homeland security. in a tweet, the president tweeted this. kevin mcaleenan has done an outstanding job as acting secretary of homeland security. he wants to spend for time with his family and go to the pr

also, he told john solomon, abc news, and "the washington post" the same thing.leepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe spins it a million directions trying to convince voters he knew nothing about any of his sons dealings, his inconvenient picture has arisen, that would be of joe biden, hunter biden golfing with his partner, devon archer, in 2014. remember archer was also on the board, he worked at rosemont seneca with hunter biden. that's the china deal. this photo was taken just months after hunter biden teamed up with burisma holdings. the media is lying to you saying there is no evidence. really? if this was donald trump jr. there would be a ton of evidence. where's the scrutiny of all of this? where is the serious investigative reporting? i've reported on this show, journalism and american diet, since '07, probably before. profiting off the biden name is not anything new, it's been going on a long time. "politico" magazine got it right twice -- i've got to give them props. that detailed how in 2006, hunter and joe's younger brother james took over a firm called parad

heaven solomon, thank you for joining us. evan solomon, think joining us.lup, fed chair jay will be speaking in denver. we will get a preview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i am amanda lange and toronto. shery: i am sherry ahn in new york. amanda: we are waiting for federal chair jay powell, so micah, let's start with what we expect from powell today. mike: a little bit hard to know. they powell had to it is a little bit hard to know. bit hard toittle know. does he want more time to make a decision and does he need more time because the markets have decided that he is going to cut rates. if he does not say that today, if he does pushback, he could have a market reaction -- a negative market reaction that he does not want, so it is a tough job going into this. you have three point 5% unemployment with wages growing even a little bit more slowly. on the other hand, you have the lousy imn manufacturing numbers. so does the fed think they need more stimulus? saythey have to do is something that will convince the market for the f

lou: joining us, john solomon. let's start to your reaction.t endorsement of christopher wray who i think it could be said many thought he was dragging his feet and not being particularly helpful to the durham investigation. >> some of the answers he was getting from his lieutenants like chris wray didn't add up. but with mr. durham looking behind the scenes, there is good cooperation. in the face of evidence of criminal wrongdoing this probe has gone from an administrative review to a criminal investigation. that is a significant development. it gives mr. durham the ability to compel testimony. it's good to know the doj and the fbi are on the same page and there is good cooperation going on. lou: it's interesting to watch the speaker of the house announce there will be a vote by the house thursday on going forward. it's unclear whether she will have the principle and courage to call for a full vote of the house on articles of impeachment or process of injury. what we are hearing sounds liking a discussion about going forward rather than whethe

s and whether it was the young people solomon of his friends who set up the brixton soup kitchen tessa's lot of was with people in the community is that they were part of there's a little bit of tessa influence of us around south london or around the country and we've been inspired by her vision and her passion and her love and her empathy and we will take that legacy forward today alex this is a front line to talk to those taking practical action we join with the people behind the brixton soup kitchen. they joined in the hot bed of brixton soup kitchen mike other the manager here jennifer one of the they help us welcome to the alex salmond's you thank you thank you for coming down now this is where all the action is i mean obviously the news of finish for the day yeah. i want to know what happens if you know you're running the stuff or as you can see the building see how it is put together see this is where the magic happens where it's not adventure and this is the kitchen so this is a far as the money the main thing is food is the main facilitator that we use to bring people together o

also breaking tonight, investigative reporter john solomon.is prone to evidence that james comey's fbi knew the dirty russian dossier was garbage. they knew it. they used it anyway to willfully defraud a fisa court and obtain the world. to spy on the trump campaign associate by the name of carter page which give them a backdoor into all things trump world. that would be the trump campaign transition and presidency. joining us with more, investigative reporter, john solomon. i said it differently, premeditated fraud on the court. you've identified at least two instances and i'm told there is as many as six instances where the fbi, top officials, doj were all warned. hillary paid for it and it's not verified and christopher steele has an agenda and he hates donald trump. we have more insight into this? >> we sure do. a few months ago we broke out on your show the news that christopher steele, 11 days before the warrant was obtained made a secret visit to the state department. he met with kathleen. turnouts of that meeting showed all the things y

trip was a prominent aide to the crown prince photographed as part of mohamed bin solomon's entourage during major international trips trip is said to have led to the operation in turkey directed by his boss saudi khatami who reportedly supervised the killing via skype khatami was officially in charge of social media for the crown prince but the un investigators says there's credible evidence he personally directed a campaign targeting saudi activists and political opponents even arresting and torture and women who campaigned for the right to drive saudi arabia says khatami was late to set for his role and could show she's murda but in recent months they are reports he's still working for the crown prince the deputy head of saudi intelligence ahmed l a siri was also fired he gave evidence to a saudi court that he had told the team to convince to return to the kingdom had never ordered the use of force the kingdom blames him for organizing the mission.

islands here is what the prime minister of the solomon islands said on his 1st state visit to china after its country establish diplomatic relations with beijing. and people have chosen to be. on the right side of history. and normalize relations with the people's republic of china. china's diplomatic victory over taiwan comes after taipei went on the offensive itself in a speech held on taiwan's national day on october 10th president citing when rejected but one country 2 systems agreement the so-called 1992 consensus between beijing and taipei has been the basis for dialogue between the governments but in an interview with asia on friday taiwan's representative germany said the crackdown on the democracy movement in hong kong serves as a warning against the one country 2 systems principle the consensus of 92 was achieved between that tricks party and the communist party and that means that one is people who know not through the open. to get into the state of what one's tongue in cheek and his party wanted namely to see we owe we turn out the minute we don't do that the town is peo

islands so here's what the prime minister of the solomon islands said on his 1st state visit to chime after his country established a diplomatic relations with beijing. my government and people have chosen to be on the right side of history. and normalize relations with the people's republic of china the chinese diplomat in victory over taiwan comes after taipei went on the offensive in a speech i held on the country's national day on the 10th of october president citing when i rejected the one country 2 systems agreement so called in 1992 consensus between by beijing and taipei has been the basis for dialogue between the governments but in an interview with d.w.i. asia on friday taiwan's representative to germany said the crackdown on the democracy movement in hong kong serves as a warning against the one country 2 systems principle the consensus of 92 was achieved. that chunk has tricks party and the communist party and that means that one is people know not to the obligation to get into the state of what one's tongue in cheek and his party wanted namely to say we owe we owe the who

is that the likely outcome of this, john solomon? >> i think we need to wait and see. we just saw the expansion of the term investigation. >> sean: birdies are singing in my ear. >> i've always said i thought it was weird to be a hard case for the justice department to prosecute. i still believe that. >> sean: okay, so that means anybody in his audience wouldate able to bring false information, they know it's false, swear that it's true, and get a warrant to take away the rights of an american citizen, spy on a presidential candidate,, transition team, and president, and you don't get indicted for that, john solomon? >> i hope that isn't true.ab i hope there is accountability, but let's first see the's facts before you make any conclusions paired >> sean: we already know the facts. don't we know there was fisa fraud? we know the facts. >> i guarantee you are going to learn a lot more facts in the next twooi weeks on the fisaor report comes out. there is explosive new information in there. >> sean: thank you. when we come back to my lot breaking news tonight. andy mccar

john solomon, keep up the good work. pretty disheartening, sad. we better get to the bottom of that. when we come back, rudy giuliani on the rank hypocrisy from the democrats when it comes to ukraine. a busy breaking news night. stay with us tonight. we are glad you're here on "hannity." >> sean: last night, fox reported john durham's investigation into the origins of the russia probe is expanding. fox news contributor sara carter can explain why as she joins us. what do you got? >> this is what i've been hearing from a number of officials both former and current, both william barr and john durham are doing this in an effort to circumvent what they see as possible insider corruption, people that would be basically cited with john brennan, cited with james clapper as we've seen in the case with the whistle-blower in order to collect that information directly from the source. this is why they have traveled to italy, why they've also gone to london, and they are trying to make connections with people across the board. also in australia, they are look

joining us, award winning investigative journalist, john solomon.his is becoming -- it has to be a nightmare for nancy pelosi right now. the narrative of that phone call utterly wrong. the complaint, much of it looks contrived and certainly second, third hand, rather than direct knowledge. and the cover-up seems to be a reference to files that are routinely, those of the president's conversations with other leaders, routinely code worded and placed in secret files. >> i think this is the sequel to russia collusion. a big breathless hyperbolic story. but with it's debunked it will be like the russia collusion story. my sources are telling me it could be problematic that whistleblower checked the box saying i have firsthand knowledge but then submitted a whistleblower complaints that was hear say. as we gig further into this we'll see further inconsistencies. who is the single greatest abettor of this false and inaccurate information? the news media. lou: it's interesting to look how the leftist national media is covering this with helped lines that s

. >> martha: operate, joining me now to talk about this and his role in all this as well as john solomon. executive vice president of "the hill," who is reporting on the ukraine story, which we'll get into in a moment, has been at the center of a lot of this controversy, was even cited in the whistle-blower's report. john, good to have you here this evening. thank you for being here. first of all, big picture in terms of an introduction, in terms of whether or not this time it is different for this president, what is your take? >> you know, i think we are very early in the process. there is an investigative process going on and there's a lot of facts not yet in evidence. we really need to know what actually happened. was the aid withheld because of the investigation, was it withheld for entirely different reasons that are within the scope of the president's powers? we don't all those things yet. let me throw one wrinkle into this that people don't -- you don't follow this closely don't realize. at the time the president was allegedly pressing for an investigation of ukraine, ukraine had

it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about. and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure . coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries. some kind of ongoing negotiation with the saudis. and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to hear some future prosecution. land. slide because not only is an experience the world is like never before cats are always going places together one simple mistake could constrain cold. fishing as a deep sea diver carries immense risk to the lives of those willing to take the chance but for former north korean soldiers the opportunity for a prosperous new life in the south with his family was an even bigger risk to take . own. a witness documentary on al-jazeera dno no jok

sean hannity, john solomon.our most of reporting on the spygate that's been coming from john solomon, and sean hannity, sara carter. it's crazy what she was doing. >> unbelievable. absolutely unbelievable. the public is going to know. at the end of the day again they may put the 218 votes up tomorrow and impeach him but they won't get him out of office. lou: i don't think they are worried about evidence. this is make believe. these are fantasies of the radical dimms. they have enough people to close the feedback loop and spew the propaganda. it's unsettling to me, frankly. >> three years nonstop. at the end of the day it will and terrible process and he will keep fighting and the american public will support him. >> i am torn on this. i not would be a waste of time. it's more aggravation for him. i believe that will drive the radical dimms performance into the dirt from which we all spring. >> there are no facts and no truth in any of this. >> he say sit, the savant. ed rollins, folks. the latest move by joe bid

david solomon at goldman sach says more cautious which camp are you in?> i'm probably in the middle. i think all these bears are scratching their head and wondering why the s&p is up. first, we are seeing a nice earnings season. i know the bar has been lowered. secondly, we are see egg the fed policy we are expecting the fed watch tools. third and final is the fact that we have u.s. trade conversation or deal. seeing that come to fruition with all-time high in july >> jeff, there has been a concern that the leadership position has been technology and communication services companies. those are the ones not quite leading the way. more of these defensive names. is that more cost for concern that we don't have the traditional leadership in the market >> we are seeing utilities and the 10-year note proxy you are seeing a lot of people that don't go up in the market technology continues to be number one it has been number one for two years. as we see that surpassing, we are sticking with these themes when you see that global growth specifically coming out, tha

it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about the case and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and perhaps the americans as well and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity of some future prosecution. international treaties swigged years of food and having free trade would not change your money or the japanese or chinese dogs or germany controversial immigration policies anyone who has a well founded euro persecution should be able to count on him as a love letter from syria has closed the door to syrian refugees like

evan solomon is with us now for the latest on this week's candidate account down.f course, we have seen this dead heat going on. anything surprising about what you're seeing in the numbers are what is grabbing attention in the final days? rodeo,da, it is a goat nobody can figure out what the election is about, there is no path for a majority. what is surprising, what nobody saw coming was the rise of a nationalist separatist party in quebec. they had 10 seats out of 338. they could double or triple that. that would stop a trudeau majority government. also a rise of the ndp factor that nobody really saw. we could be in for minority government territory here. the biggest winner out of the election could be the smaller parties. evan: that is why what you're seeing in the final week is what we call project fear. if you vote for them, the other guy will get in. the math in canada is fundamental. you have four parties that can make a difference, the conservatives, the liberals, the ndp, and then the separatist quebec party. if you vote for the ndp or the block, you'll ge

it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about the case and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. then you know that are. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and the americans and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity of some future prosecution. flying cats know your ways and experience the world like never before catatonic ways going places together international trade would you have supported having free trade would not change your money or the japanese or chinese dogs or germany controversial immigration policies that you want to as a well founded euro

carefully if you parse each sentence you'll see one in there where he says saudi leadership king solomon nothing about the crown prince from the very beginning era one did not call the crown prince he called the king and worked it that way so to me that was a signal. so subtle enough you think to say that mom had been summoned out still but i think it should be because again it's the turkish government that leaked all the information by which we know more or less what happened but also keep in mind turkish saudi relations are terrible right i mean they're completely locking horns in the gulf with turkey and qatar together and saudi arabia together with the emirates and egypt and president hu and i think has great concern about egyptian politics and president el-sisi how he came to power so you know it's as if the turkish government president everyone is saying this shouldn't make our relationship much worse you broke the rules we know you did it let's find a way to move on but this was not good why can't the u.s. do at least that and should you say you broke the rules and maybe this is a

for the meeting with the saudi king and the crown prince mohammed bin solomon they will be discussing contracts with several $1000000000.00 they're expected to sign them off in areas including agriculture railways and petro chemicals the opec and i'll put agreement is also an important point of discussion as both countries have been cooperating on coping global since 2016 which leaders are expected to discuss the attack on saudi arabia as the main primary president putin told arabic journalists before the visit that sucks actions are not acceptable and that those behind it should be found and as you can see. live pictures there president putin has just arrived in saudi arabia to meet the king as well as the crown prince mohamed. now president putin has just touched down we've been watching those live pictures on our screen. and in saudi arabia where he's due to meet the king and crown prince mohammed bin salman as we mentioned before it's been 12 years since a lot of movement in this last year and billions of dollars in deals are expected to be signed off during this state visit. and

president putin heads to saudi arabia on a state visit to meet king solomon crown prince. following up at. osco is bringing plenty of prizes which include russian movies cartoons everyone holds money of surprises ready for mr burton and cole but for now what that will be . the secret. and the child clinic in the u.k. is sued over the use of. better mental treatments we hear from a psychotherapist who works there. this is he who pushed. for midday here in moscow watching all to international live from last year with me . welcome to the program. a major shift of alliance kurdish officials in syria say they reached an agreement with the government in damascus. now one syrian troops will be able to enter kurdish controlled north eastern syria for the 1st time in years to help the kurds tackle a turkish offensive with the latest here's artie's porter slater. hearing from kodesh sources that they've signed an agreement with the damascus government that will see the 2 sides work together to what they say prevent confront and pushback turkish aggression all of this comes as we hea

ultimately it was john solomon, who should get a pulitzer prize, by the way, put them all on tape, so it's all memorialized on videotape. g this is as solid as it can get. i interviewed them. in one case, i interviewed one so badly that he thought he was being cross-examined. i didn't do what this phony whistle-blower did. this phony whistle-blower is giving hearsay evidence. he's saying i'm not a direct witness. okay. useless, powell. goodbye. i have what's called an haffidavit. this is not what the whistle-blower did. under oath, signed under viktor shokin. viktor shokin told me he's more than willing to come to america and testify to point the finger against joe biden and his sons but what the president said today. they are corrupt as sin. it's like the nose on your face. the ukrainian oligarchy did not pay for hunter biden nonexistent skill. he paid for the vice president's office and it was a good deal. he got hunter biden off the hook. he came to ukraine and paid $5 billion just for nearly giving up that she's going around ukraine saying it was well t worth it to spend the mo to

this is the doctor news a shot coming up new found friends the solomon islands and china have recently established diplomatic ties to china says this is to both countries benefit at the exact speed. but this comes at the cost of taiwan what options does president citing one have when taiwan keeps losing diplomatic allies to china.

i'm not sure it's out there we're going on the ground is off the crown prince mohammed bin solomon admits his country mudded washington post on this jamal khashoggi one year ago today the u.s. and britain continue to sell billions of dollars of weapons to saudi arabia coming up in the show iran's ambassador to the united nations fights back against nato nations accusations that it's a drone attack saudi arabia causing oil prices to spike 5 percent and he warns britain against following the united states into all out war with the islamic republic. plus on the 150th anniversary of his birth what would former british detainee gandhi make of the courage and nuclear standoff simmering between india and pakistan over kashmir we asked the united nations former undersecretary general indian m.p. shah she's the ruler and there's a sex scandal hits a conservative conference and its final day tories attack germany corbin's plans to scrap welfare changes accused of killing 17000 people we speak to a former minister of voted for universal credit and ask what twitter has to do with the 77th brigade of

increase concluded that there was credible evidence linking build than solomon to the killing the murder is problematic to say the least for saudi arabia's western allies especially the united states but one year on relations have largely returned to business as usual the c.c.t.v. camera captured the lung images of journalist. he was walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where he would be brutally murdered what happened inside this building shocked the world. body is believed to have been dismembered and disposed alt his remains have never been found. she was an outspoken critic of the saudi leadership since 2017 he had lived in self-imposed exile in the u.s. i was a columnist for the washington post. after he was murdered saudi arabia initially turkey's efforts to investigate but eventually riyadh admitted he had done it in the concert at the state television spoke of an argument that it can out with being killed a new suing brawl. but the consulate building had been bugged by turkish intelligence that meant ankara had audiobook orderings of exactly what happened turkey also rele

for the amount of oil superpower saudi arabia and its defacto watercraft mohamed bin solomon has long been in the sights of britain's. army corps been the chief architect of the brutal war in yemen which has killed 56000 people and brought 14000000 to the brink of famine the crown prince is believed to have ordered the murder of john mulcahy sharky rather than be robust as he promised we learned the prime minister told the dictator please don't use the weapons we are selling you in the war you are waging and asked him nicely to investigate the murder he allegedly ordered corbin today damns the new prime minister after to raise a man david cameron boris johnson what does he think of saudi arabia will within 10 weeks of becoming brain minister johnson was forced to send one of his ministers to parliament to apologize for illegal deadly weapon parts sales he supported. the apologize for the export licenses that my department issued an hour and 2015 conservative and liberal politicians have authorized 5300000000 pounds of weapons to saudi arabia even some mainstream journalists alone n.g.

john solomon reporting also tonight one focal point of the investigation was whether any of the $3.4 million in proceeds that buries my holdings paying the bidens came from illicit sources. this happened months before the phone call in question which is by the way huge but even more. we have brand-new details about the nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower. byron york reporting tonight. here she had a professional tied to a 2020 democratic candidate which means that he or she works with or for one of the democrats that is running against tromp. that would be a conflict of interest especially when the giving hearsay evidence in the first place. let's recap. nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower. registered democrat. clear political bias. professional relationship with one of the 2020 democrats who want to be tromp. complete based on hearsay not first-hand knowledge and also media reports. doesn't even matter what the complaint claims because as we know now to the transcript, what was said and what wasn't said don't we? by the way, the call in question shows no quid pro quo. nothing. no funds we