let me know your thoughts at steve hilton at next rev fnc. let's meet senior fellow steve law and trump 2020 campaign senior advisor katrina pearson. katrina, the jobs picture is so important here because we've got all the media and the democrats hyping up recession, you said they didn't work with russia, but if you got a job after years of not having one, if you got a full-time job that pays a decent wage, your reality is better with president trump. >> i think that's the key were talking about real people. these are just numbers in a biographical trim bargraph or pie chart. when you look at it specificall specifically, that's astronomical. there is this easy, and might be tough, but it's a common sense approach, investing in its own people, imagine that. it's something ivanka trump has done as well because if you're going to have all this growth in the economy and be creating new jobs, wouldn't it just make sense for people to take those jobs here in the country and that's what a vodka has been doing. she's been championing this project fro

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phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president, and steve mcfarlane and steve hilt steve hilton. and this is what the trump campaign has to say. impeachment strategy and that will serve to embolden president trump supporters and create a landslide victory for the president. david, are they risking backlash? >> that has just been from brad. there are two theories on impeachment. one is that it's a political decision and the other theory is that impeachment is something our founding fathers put in the constitution so congress had a duty to pursue it if the president exceeded his authority is and if he committed treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors. but of course it's a standard that our founding fathers came up with. i'm not saying trump has violated that standard but congress in my view has an obligation to proceed with impeachment and there are many members of congress that view it that way. they viewed it that way before this whole ukraine controversy came forward to. that's the straw that broke the camel's back and that is what caused pelosi. that doesn't mean the

host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. china has all kinds of problems it's confronting. they have got a lousy economy, a trade standoff with donald trump and protests turning into quite something for them, aren't they. steve: it's a challenge to the whole idea of the chinese regime and what it's based on. on. niger used the phrase to and tearian regime. no democracy. and they can't accept the freedom the people in hong congress demanding. when the territory of hong kong was hand over in 1997. i was literally there that night and there the next morning when the chinese military vehicles came into hong kong. at that time i said they will he never keep their promise. one country, two systems. it's too much of a challenge to them. i don't think they will give in. and i don't think it protesters will give in either. they won't stop demanding freedom. i think this can go on for a long time. trish: do you worry about a repeat of tienanmen square or violence coming from the government china itself? >> i think we always have to worry about that with this chinese regime because it'

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stuart: let me get to steve hilton again, please.leverage. i think it does, because the president really has some political problems here, when you impeached. that's a political problem. i think that does give china some leverage and that to me is another reason why we might get a limited short-term deal. i think that backs up your argument. >> yeah, i do, because i think two ways that's right. first of all, just in terms of, you know, focus and bandwidth in the white house. they have so much to do and focus on, and actually the idea of just sort of getting something done on china quickly while all this is going on i think is very appealing when you are completely overstretched. the second part is the political one, which is with all this -- stuart: steve, forgive me. i have to break in for a second. bloomberg is also reporting that the trump administration is considering de-listing chinese companies from american exchanges. now, the chinese companies are on your screen right now. they are all down big-time. alibaba is a big loser, 4

kennedy: no more subsidies, limited government, peace, capitalism, our strength, steve hilton thank you>> great to see. >> thank you. >> there is one big problem with this narrative, we have to trust saudi arabia. they are not trustworthy either, you know, that last year, they killed "washington post" columnist, and torture and kill dissidents all of the time, women have very few basic nights and 13 of the hijackers from 9/11 came from saudi arabia, in other words horrible allies. president was asked if he was protects saudis. >> i have not, saudis' very much for us to protect them, but i say, well, we have to work, that was an attack on saudi arabia, not on us. kennedy: very important. glad he said that, should we trust the saudis? could they drag us into a war we don't need? let's meet our party panel. jessica tar and jason meister, and editor of reason, peter suderman. computer man, let's compute this, there is talk of u.s., sharing intelligence with saudi arabia, and we have to stop axing as though the government has secret knowledge, and that secret means that we have to follow-up

breaking it down on fox news, steve hilton, great to have you here.rst question the prime minister was talking about. it is confusing to me as an american, not my business, not by country, how people voted for this in 2016 and still talking about whether they are going to do it. >> it is unbelievable. this vote took place before the 2016 election that elected donald trump and it still hasn't happened. go back one year before that. in 2016 the government led by david cameron passed in parliament and act of parliament that said the decision whether to leave the european union is bigger than any general election or political party. it is a huge decision. we take it out of the political system. of the general election argument and give it to the people in a referendum. then in the actual campaign, sent to every household in the country saying this decision is your decision, not parliament's decision. parliament will implement what you decide. when the people vote the wrong way and decide they want to leave the eu against the wishes of people in parliament

we will keep an eye on hurricane dorian through the night for now, it's steve hilton who's up next withevolution. >> good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. pro- worker, profamily, pro- community and pro- america. tonight in this labor day weekend special, we are focusing on the pro- worker part of that and i want to start with a simple strategy president trump has laid out. >> our economic policy can be summed up in three very beautiful and simple words, jobs, jobs, jobs. we've created 6 billion new jobs since election day. if i would've said that, nobody would have believed it. if i would've said that,he

i'm steve hilton. in this of all weeks, pro- america. you the smartest and most comprehensive impeachment coverage you will find anywhere. to make sense of it all i'll be joined by a fantastic lineup marsha blackburn, jason chase oates and kennedy. the constitution gives congress the power to remove a president before their term is up. they said he committed treasobe

joining me now host of the next revolution steve hilton and radio talk show host larry elder in any opinion you're going look back at history of the media, and this is going to be a very critical episode because "new york times" probably has the best reputation of all of the newspapers out there in the mainstream media, and they got caught with their pants down. exposedded for not practicing journalism but this was a hit job and they got caught and then they try to cover to up and look other way but american people know these are now liers and couldn't trust anything in "new york times" anymore and think about crucial bits of information they withheld from russia investigation to the trump spy gate situation. i mean, how do we know they're not withholding information about everything they run against the republicans? >> that's right jesse it reminds me of a friend of mine who works in tech who said if there's ever a story in "the new york times," that you actually know about personally if you know the people involved or the business involved whatever. it is bound to be wrong. and we're seei

i'm steve hilton. in this of all weeks, pro- america.ight we will bring you the smartest and most comprehensive impeachment coverage you will find anywhere. to make sense of it all i'll be joined by a fantastic lineup marsha blackburn, jason chase oates and kennedy. the constitution gives congress the power to remove a president before their term is up. they said he committed treason, bribery or other high crimes of misdemeanor. it starts with an investigation, hearing and the vote is taken. if the majority of the house agrees to resolution called articles of impeachment the president is technically impeached, something that has happened to two presidents. johnson and bill clinton. but, being impeached doesn't mean the president is immediately removed from office. think of it as an indictment. what happens next is the trial. that takes place in the senate presided by chief justice of the supreme court. the house manages to make his case and the president has a legal team to make his. the senate votes and needs a two thirds majority to co

campaign, donald trump's deputy security adviser kay team as violent and host of the next revolution, steve hilton. welcome to all of you. let me start by playing the former vice president's statement that he made about pressure he put on ukraine, guarantees from the us, he wanted them to get the prosecutor he said was corrupt. is the statement he made publicly. >> you are not getting $1 billion i said you are not getting $1 billion. i looked and said 6 hours. the prosecutor is not fired, you're not getting the money. he got fired. >> now we have -- i talked to someone tonight who said they have seen it and it is not going to be a problem for the president. when it comes to the pressure, mentions he may have made about what was going on with biden or hunter biden in ukraine, that would be listening on this phone call, would have access to the transcript of the phone call? >> the president would have people in the office, in the oval office with them, national security council staff, somebody from the state department. in addition there would be people in the white house situation room listening in

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steve hilton is already mad. stonewall congress across the board noting that he will defy all subpoenas. democratic house judiciary member spoke earlier today and agreed with the chairman. watch. >> remember that president trump said if mueller looked at his finances, he would blow up the entire investigation which tells us precisely where we need to go. i think that every american regardless of political party wherever they live understands the president of the united states should not be using the white house in order to get rich. [laughter] >> harris: meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi has resisted in impeachment push because she feels the public is not ready for this move. if house judiciary committee ranking member doug collins blasted house democrats yesterday on sunday morning futures. >> this is really pathetic, nothing like this has ever happened in the house before, trying to chart new ground when they don't want to do what they know they have to do and if they really want to do this, they have to br

right now onto the next revolution here on fox news, steve hilton, always good to have you. >> so hereestion and the prime minister was just talking about this it's confusing to me, it's not my business not my country, but how the people voted for this i 2016 and they're still talking about whether or not they're going to do it three years later . >> think about this vote, it took place before the 2016 election here, that elected donald trump and it still hasn' happened. you can go back one year before that and this is the crucial part in 2015 that then government led by david cameron passed in parliament and act of parliament that said this decision about whether or not t leave the european union is bigger than any general electio it's bigger than any one political party it's a huge decision, so we're going to tak it out of the political system, out of the general election argument and give it to the people in the referendum parliament passed that bill. then in the actual campaign, elise meant was set to every single household in the country saying this decision is your decision it's

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steve hilton joins us host of "the next revolution" on the fox news channel you can see sunday evenings to the queen i'm told, steve. day one of three on this, in the uk supreme court. they're all sitting for this. this is a big deal. can you see this going against boris johnson? >> yeah. but it doesn't matter. i think the important thing, i just want to convey to all of our viewers, i'm sorry to be disrespectful to my former home, constitutionally speaking over in the uk they're literally making it up as they go along. when we hear those words supreme court it may make us think of the supreme court here, a defined role in the constitution, separation of powers, nothing like that exists in the uk. parliamentary democracy in the uk has been around hundreds of years. the supreme court has been around for a decade. it was invented. it was created by tony blair. it doesn't have any kind of defined constitutional role. there is nothing that says how this should be handled. so the prime minister, boris john son is saying i don't care what you decide i'm going to do what i said i would do, whi

. >> bret: steve hilton, it is the republican senate that has voted to have the intelligence committee, this whistle-blower complaint up into the house and senate intelligence committee. it seems like he is going to testify. your thoughts. >> steve: well, i think first of all, on the whistle-blower point, i think we are using the wrong term. it reminds me of that anonymous op-ed that we saw in "the new york times," almost a year ago, where we heard about this resistance inside the government of the trump administration. people actively working against the administration. i think this whistle-blower, as they are called, sounds like it's, they are really a leaker, not a whistle-blower. whistle-blower statutes don't really apply. if you look at when nancy pelosi said today, one of the most revealing things is not what you said just within the last hour, but actually earlier this morning added an event in d.c., where she said, she talked about all the details of this impeachment process. she hadn't quite made the announcement yet. and then she said, was more serious is that he can't win. t

stuart: we're going to bring in steve hilton, knows a lot about hong kong. dition bill as a way to try to placate the people of hong kong. doesn't look like he's working. what say you? >> no, i totally agree. ashley's right, there's a whole bunch of demands there. but it goes to the heart of the promise that was made in 1997 and then broken by the chinese government. i was there that night on the handover. i saw the chinese military vehicles rolling into hong kong. and at the time i thought this moment would come, because i thought the chinese communist regime is not going to be able to keep its promise, which is one country, two systems; freedom for hong kong while you still have the authoritarian regime in the rest of mainland china. they were never going to stick to that, and now the breaking point has come. you saw some protests a couple of years ago, kind of fizzled out. this time it looks like these protesters are really fighting for the keeping of that promise which the chinese regime has broken. but i don't see that the regime can afford to give in to