china raised the tariff on them from 25 percent to 35 percent bad news for business owners like tom adams. we need all markets it's a big industry it's a big business because they know there to be kind of secluded from 2 major market places due to tariffs just a bit it just is really makes it that much harder for our business to thrive the. canadian competitors have now seized around 90 percent of the law. trade with china to make up for collapsing exports means lobster industry has to unlock new markets fortunately other asian countries like singapore and malaysia have begun to develop a taste for the product. as the trade war between the us and china drags on michael libby is now also seeking to sell as many of his lobster as possible to local restaurants. he doesn't get as much for them as he used to. but at least the beer at the end of the day is on the house. here delhi is not known for its air quality in the capital is one of the most polluted cities in the world residents woke up to even cloud as guys than usual on monday a night of fireworks celebrating the hindu festival to lift

they have a death wish would buy a corrupt politician, adam schiff!" tom?> [laughs] five obviously president trump being as boastful as he always is about politics in the blue graffiti. >> harris: is he right about any of that? >> we don't know yet. the election is still 13 months away. there's a lot of ground to cover between now and then. but i can certainly save the house is definitely in play, and the senate is also -- how is impeachment going to play for democrats in colorado and maine? the seats they are trying to win back? also, for a person like doug jones in alabama, or gary peters in michigan. those seats could rise or fall based on what goes on over the next 13 months. again, that disconnects between impeachment and with the voters care about, it's going to come into play and be a big factor in the election. >> harris: tom bevan, thank you for your time. good to see you. the time limit set by turkey and russia for kurdish white pg forces to withdraw from most of northeastern syria expires today, and enforcement is set to begin in what is deemed t

tom homan. [chanting] this first amendment crackdown is being exposed in a new documentary from dennis and adam.ain silent. anything you say will be used against you. >> you are not listening. >> i want your job to be taken from you. >> protests have become violent in california. >> this is why we are fighting for the soul of america. >> you should be able to share ideas without fear of being fired from your job or shutdown. >> you are not to be heard. this is one of the few things one could say we have no precedent for in the united states. >> jesse: are right. when someone is invited to speak on campus, you assume that you want to hear from that speaker. why don't you think these far left activists want to hear from conservatives? >> because it's threatening. they are threatened. they are so use to living in an academic bubble. students get ostracized or the people in the administration get ostracized in the faculty room. they are so used to everyone caving and they are so worried that the student body might have been for bid go to one of these things and learn something. these people who beli

blasey ford. >> now any trump supporter is convinced that it's a big lie and to your point, tom, to have adamiff repeatedly claim they had no contact, bold-face lie, i have to say, his credibility is zero and how nancy pelosi knowing that because she must have known this decide today put him as point person on this, investigation or impeachment inquiry, i cannot understand. >> she hand selected everybody on the selection committee that that was her doing and intelligence is running impeachment inquiry and not the house judiciary committee although they would be required to draw articles of impeachment and we keep bringing this up, but, again, if you want to do right by the american people and you think that there was an abuse of power, put it to a vote in front of the entire congress, again, that is your duty to not just the constitution but all voters in this country and it also raises an issue, andy mccarthy talked about it yesterday, an official, this is from bill mcgurn's comment in the journal the other day, official impeachment proceeding comes with powers that allows congress to compel

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but so far, i don't think that has affected what tom is saying to the public perception of those. i think the democrat, adamnot kidding. the democrats are worried that this will sort of spiral on and on. they want to do something crisp and quick. that would certainly be in their political interest. >> bret: the longer it goes on and the more that is added, the more confusing it gets. >> and i think really what is going to matter here is less of a procedural all the agree with everything they are saying. once they bring up articles, this is where the rubber meets the road. here is the article vote, let's have it. what will matter is where these poll numbers are on the president's behavior. do people feel like he should be impeached for this? do people feel like he acted in the wrong way? that will dictate what happens on the floor of the house. >> bret: okay, next up the president on immigration, not impeachment, another lette lettm word. restay with us. uce landfill was. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: uce landfill was. fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can'

tom, don't sue me, i love you. who knows what these crusaders will come up with. i'm sure they'll get help from adam, mr. schiff who it seems in the real transcript he decided he better make up one of his ow own. i'm in a say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want to make up dirt on my political opponent, lots of it and don't call me again, i'll call you when you've done what i asked. >> a reminder that wasn't just stupid, it was false. but it was what the media wanted to hear so adam obliged. it wonders, if you can mangle a transcript with such creativity, imagine what he could do to other stuff. >> and now adam reads nursery rhymes. >> there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she didn't know what to do. she gave them some broth without any bread and whipped them all soundly and put them to bed. a wise course of action. [applause] all right. so how is trump holding up? fine considering there's no other man we've ever met that could've taken it. >> there's no other man that we've ever met that could've taken it. that's true maybe i'm a little different up here

john adams said one time facts are stubborn things. the facts are on our side. tomrokaw is right, there is no there there and the democrats are doing this to bring about a predetermined political outcome. it is not fair, not just and upsetting a lot of the american people. elizabeth: former special counsel ken starr thinks that if democrats believe that the president did something wrong, they should consider censoring is the president, your reaction to that? >> sure, they might have the votes in the house, i suppose they might. but look they can take issue with what he does politically. you can't say this is a high crime or misdemeanor. what adam schiff and the democrats are doing with these secret depositions and secret hearings is they are trying to engineer the facts. they are trying to put together a favorable case they can present to our house judiciary committee, where i serve, that will ultimately be the arbiter of all this, and the way they are going about it is really smells to high heaven. okay? elizabeth: yeah. >> that's why we have a problem with it. eli

tom: it's a piece of paper. >> the value of adam neumann is lost. behind these highflying companies and a valuation attached to that dream. it wasn't attached to hard assets. when you look at what's left it's whatever they have across the world in terms of leases and current customers. tom: is jp morgan if they get this deal, do they own lord & taylor where no one wants to be? >> no. softbank will be a majority shareholder but there will be others as well. an interesting name to throw out ofe is marcello chlorate softbank. tom: he played defense for the rangers? >> he's going to become the chairman. could this be a systemic event for new york and london commercial property? >> that is something people are wondering. there are other big competitive is -- competitors to we work. there's this hope that others will pour into the market. they just haven't liked we work as of yet. tom: why isn't brookfield bidding? >> they have their own business. i think they like there's better. on. this story really can i get a brexit update? it's been 20 minutes since

adam schiff? caller: the republicans bring every tom, dick, and harry in as a witness to drag this out.t has to be governed in some manner. even in the trial, the prosecuting attorney cannot bring every witness off the street. ,his is mandated by mr. schiff to keep the republicans from bringing every person off the street or everyone who wants to voice their opinion and waste people's time. that is exactly why he did it. unfortunately, that is the perk of being the majority of the house. they called the rules. there is no rules set in article one and two as to how these inquiries should be proceeding. host: from arkansas this morning. on the calling of witnesses, this is what is in that .ight-page resolution h 660 this is what it says about republicans calling their witnesses -- to allow for the full evaluation of minority witness requests, the ranking majority -- minority member may submit to adam schiff any request for investigation. any request shall be accompanied with a detailed written justification of the relevance of the testimony of each requested witness described. the ranking

tom dupree thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: still ahead, probe of the russia probe with the latest on what james comby and adam schiffng about the upcoming probe reports. >> news flash. they are under cutting their probes. >> two and a half million customers left in the dark in california, firefighter battling at least 16 wildfires, now torching the state, the utility there pg&e, cutting the power, in a bid to stop new fires from igniting, but it makes it harder for people in danger to get help, that story coming up. r car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> we have the strongest economy in was heartr history of our co, s&p hit an all-time high. that is not for rich people, that is for everyone that is for you 401(k). elizabeth: s&p 500 jumped to a record high on strong earnings and progress on trade deal with china. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. reporter: green on the zine, dow, s&p find0 s&p 500 all cl

republican from texas and member of the intel committee hitting back at adam schiff for his handling of the inquiry. bring back tom good morning to you. welcome back. you know the criticism that's going back toward adam schiff's direction. what do you make of it? has he been a straight shooter? >> one of the fundamental constitutional guarantees is that you have a disinterested prosecutor overseeing any sort of criminal inquiry or prosecution. if you have a prosecutor who is personally involved in the case, a fact witness, who is biased or who does not have disinterest, then they shouldn't be in that position to begin with. i think it's very fair to look at what adam schiff's role in this has been. whether or not he has personally developed facts that would be relevant to the inquiry and if so whether it's appropriate to have him serve in this role. >> sandra: should he be running that investigation based on what we know today? >> it raises questions let me put it that way. nancy pelosi literally has hundreds of people to choose from in terms of who in the house would head up this inquiry. she chose adam schiff. i

tom and jessica will switch hats later on. >> if you can believe it. kennedy: party swap, it is fantastic. don't expect to see president trump and adamchiff eat wings and watch football together any time soon. president calling a personal foul on schiff tweeting, why isn't congressman adam schiff brought up on charges for fraudulently makes a statement and reading it to congress, as if this statement, which was very dishonest and bad for me. this should never be allowed. he took it a step further, busted out democrat to english i learn more and more each day, i come to conclusion, what i am facing not an impeachment but a coop. taking away power of people. and their god given rights as citizens of the united states of america. is the president ready to throw the that will fla challenge flas or did he just waste a time out? joining me now to discuss it. former house oversight committee chair darrell issa. last week he announced a challenge to dunkin' hunter. -- duncan hunter. welcome back congressman. >> thank you. and i enjoyed your panel, they hit on great points. one of them is the whistle blower statute does allow for the whistleb

adam schiff dressing as ken starr this halloween? he's here to tells what he thinks of that. plus, tom brogan on what he says is underneath all of this. what is the actual ukraine policy of the trump administration and is that what has the state department conce concert? the resignation of katie hill and more. by the way, we didn't buy at 30 democrats, they're usually very welcome then, they show all the time. we invited 30 democrats to talk about the impeachment decision and they said no, they were apparently traveling. that was a response we got from most of them. hopefully they'll be on tomorrow night. joining me now, mark meadows, member of the house oversight committee us. good to see you i think you for being here tonight. do you think that you and jim jordan in particular on oversight and committees are going to be cut out of this process? >> based on what they passed today, we know that it's going to be the adam schiff show and what we look at this adam schiff will be in control of everything. it's interesting, the lead up to this particular segment as you were talking about, t

tom mcclintock. your talk on hillary's report and why did democrats go on recess? >> a good question, a lot is they realize they don't have much of a case, with adam schiff fabricating a false dialogue when he had the transcript with him. the fact is that president of the united states has from the constitution, the sole authority to conduct our relations with other governments and a constitutional command he take care that the laws be faithfuly executed. there is nothing wrong with the president asking for the cooperation of a foreign government invest dating corruption between government officials of our nation and theirs, that is what three democratic senators asked the ukrainian government last year with respect to mueller investigation. elizabeth: warning chuck schumer could you are not winning back senate if you try the kitchen sink impeachment. just focus on ukraine, don't include trump or his businesses enriching it or mueller probe. >> they have been casting about for some pretends to impeach trump before he even took office, first democratic calls for prime minister came within -- impeachment came within a week of the election, and jerry

tom in ohio on the democrats line. caller: yes. i have got the world of faith in adam schiff to handle the impeachment. would sure hate to see moscow mitch or the other guy from california, mccarthy. that mccarthy name should ring a bell. anybody back in the 40's and 50's, it is a shame that our government, we have a guy that goes in there, i am going to drain the swamp. he has flooded it, so he is a swamp rat. in jail.ave cohen giuliani says he knows all about the mafia. then you have rudy, the sewer rat. host: sharon on the republican line in warrior, alabama. good morning. downn, make sure you turn your television. mute your set and go ahead with your comment. you mute yourure television otherwise you are going to feedback and confuse all of us. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been an over the road .perator for a long time even as far back as clinton's administration, that is horrible. i am not sure anybody understood what this was. we have to follow rules -- that sort of thing. we have people from outside our country that should not even be authorized to drive a truck. i have seen the

adam schiff. >> i'm a bit concerned that the chairman of the house intelligence committee misrepresented and misled people. >> the challenge for joni ernst, cory gardner in colorado and tom carolina they are finishing up the first terms with shorter track records. but it isn't just republicans. alabama democrat doug jones on the ballot and pressuring to take a stand on impeachment. jones responded what i have seen so far, legitimate concern for national security and there appears to be evidence of abuse of power. democratic gary peters on the ballot in battleground michigan. >> they should be bipartisan. this is a very, very serious situation. >> its impact 2020 senate races could be minimal. >> when voters go to the pole in 2020, it is likely to be a referendum on the president and there is nothing an individual candidate can do about that. >> close to the purple, the impeachment is not the dominant topic of events back home. constituents need to stay focus on pocketbook issues at least for now, bret. >> bret: mike emanuel on the hill, thanks. a woman who worked with nbc at the social russia olympics claimed she was rape by matt lauer. he contends the encounter was cons

tom steyer is the one to step up. he is siding with republican calls now to end the secret impeachment hearing. he is calling on nancy pelosi and adame american people see what is taking place behind those closed doors. ken starr is here in a moment on that plus karl rove joins me tonight and mike huckabee all here on a very busy friday night on "the story." but, first, the run away meltdown impeachment train. what is it really? it's either a big nothing or an egregious abuse of power. the former is what the two-year russia investigation turned out to be. the latter is what

intel committee adam schiff as he and several other house lawmakers are questioning president trump's former top russia advisor behind closed doors, fiona hill in their impeachment inquiry. tomow. thank you for being here. she agreed to voluntarily appear and answer questions behind closed doors from lawmakers, then adam schiff subpoenaed her. if she said she was willing to come without a subpoena, why subpoena her? >> great question, sandra. a lot of times congress will do this what lawyers like to protect themselves if she changes hir mind. they are insured of getting her testimony. it will be pretty interesting. from what we understand she expressed unhappiness with her role and from her perspective rudy giuliani and others were circumventing her role in our dealings with russia and ukraine. i think she is going to say, i would anticipate she would say there is a process for exercising the president's foreign policy and there were people connected with the administration who weren't acting through the normal channels. this white house often likes to operate in a somewhat unorthodox style and i suspect it didn't set well with her. >> sandra: ken starr had strong thoughts a

earlier era, there was a great engineer who got the job earlier, tom phillips he created the patriots missile system he was ceo charles francis adamsing the regulatory front i think that can be a very effective partnership. it surely will in this case. >> i've known calhoun, dave, a long time. is -- what's the role of a non-executive chairman is he going to be more of a hybrid between executive chairman and non-executive chairman would you think, jeff >> that is such a good question, joe. one i didn't mention that you would know well would be the transition to the new york stock exchange when john fein became ceo at a time of crisis after dick grasso left we had a ceo, somebody step in there who was a former citigroup ceo, john bank he was executive chairman. that is a little bit more blurring of roles. they're obviously quite hands on in this case a non-executive chairman is very little difference than a presiding or lead director, the role he previously had they're going to define it in a way which gives them a little bit more authority, gives calhoun authority. calhoun, 26 year career as phil mentioned at ge, aerospace, infrastr

adam neumann era. the question is what exactly is softbank's intention and why they would step in with that offer. tomscott galloway is expected to be with us. a fabulous bloomberg opinion essay on the accounting of we work bank -- we work. viviana: boris johnson's next move may depend on what the european union does. he appears ready to call an election to rush his brexit deal into law. an official warning if the e.u. agrees to a request to delay brexit, the prime minister will seek a general election. voters would gamble that would give him a majority in parliament. in the southeastern part of the u.k., british police have found 39 bodies in a container truck from bulgaria. a man from northern ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder. in the u.k., president donald -- the ambassador to the ukraine becoming one of his biggest threats, detailing "alarming circumstances." taylor said he was told the president wanted ukraine aid to be contingent on the investigation of the bidens. that appears to contradict the president's assertion there was no quad core -- quid pro quo. china considering replac

tom bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> good morning. you should not impeach president trump. is, who is leading the impeachment trial. status adamchiff. lie aboutchiff contact with the whistleblower? yes? impeachment trial is over. you need a new person running that impeachment. or forget it. nancy pelosi to remove him. this was trump said not about getting dirt on biden. this was about rooting out corruption. we have a treaty with foreign countries, with ukraine to do that. and of story. tom, that is what the president set on friday per however when he was asked on thursday specifically what did you want out of the phone call, he said to investigate biden. does that concern you. >> not it all. like i said, his not going after political-provide biden running his president, he is going to root out corruption and ukraine. we are giving them money. you do not want to give money to a country that is going to be corrupt. host: ok. end of story. let us in new jersey. you say yes. >> yes, i think they need to investigate and have an impeachment inquiry. lot ofoing to uncover a the president doing what he was caught doing on that phone.

tom: we will continue with mr. kantor. lots to talk about in the equity space. later today as we continue to drive forward, important decisions in the new york midday . adam are watching bloomberg surveillance. let's get you bloomberg business flash at boeing says it told u.s. ventilators many time to change the flights control software on the boeing 737 max 8. the faa had criticized boeing for not revealing negative comments about the software for one of its own pilots. this month asking prices for homes in london rebounded. --ording to -- the average plunged 30%. that shows how effective sellers are reluctant to put their houses on the market because of the exit crisis. that is the bloomberg this is flash. tom: with us, charles kantor of new berger berman. talk about the evergreen idea of a company doing it each and every year. i want to address this first. they are in the real estate business. those guys downtown but explained the characters are attributes a company like brookfield has to bring in other stocks. charles: brookfield is run by a ceo named bruce flat. he is referred to as the warren buffett of canada. enabled to tighten in the alternative

the ice public advocate adam lorenz was there as soon as they walked on stage. the chanting happened so all three left. tomd over and started laughing why did i drive here. drives all the way to the university of pennsylvania. scream the whole time. he goes back? what's his point of view? what is it like at the border? what's their point of view? what does a 19-year-old know about what's goes on at the border? one of the things they chanted on we are all welcome on stolen land. going back to columbus and the jamestown settlements and saying we don't belong here? why don't they go home. ed: tom homan a fox news contributor. i want to correct you he said he drove there. i heard on "fox & friends first" he was taking the train. i don't know what mode of transportation. ainsley: i heard he was flying private. ed: he got there and he was on fox this morning and he is fired up. watch. >> they should have done the research on me. i won't be bullied. i got on the train and came to the campus and walked in the building and-to-give a presentation with two other presenters. the podium to open up the event the protest

tom: i want to stay in this wall right now. mr. cummings and maxine waters have rate respect. meaer neil has his -- mr. his own issues. what i find interesting is the tension between adamood, and the gentleman from the upper west side, mr. nagler, how upset is judiciary that intelligence seems to be taking the lead? kevin: they would say upset is the wrong word but it is a massive turf for. there is no other way -- turf war. there is no other way to look at it.committee is without questio, with the focus of all these investigations, in the sense he is driving the car, and on the senate side of things, the senate intel, controls the corresponding republicans. they are working in tandem with each other. in manchesternson here. this will be an important speech, an update. a calendar in the united kingdom on brexit is absolutely extraordinary. let's leave it there because we have our wonderful guests today, and also, so much on brexit. francine lacqua watching her prime minister from elon. francine? -- from milan. francine? francine: it will be interesting to see how the prime minister of the u.k. tries to finesse this. there were a number of leaks in the media of his plan

tom steyer is the one to step up. he is siding with republican calls now to end the secret impeachment hearing. he is calling on nancy pelosi and adam schiff and the others to let the american people see what is taking place behind those closed doors. ken starr is here in a moment on that plus karl rove joins me tonight and mike huckabee all here on a very busy friday night on "the story." but, first, the run away meltdown impeachment train. what is it really? it's either a big nothing or an egregious abuse of power. the former is what the two-year russia investigation turned out to be. the latter is what democrats and some republicans hope they will prove. so, as mitch mcconnell interestingly is now telling his chamber to prepare for the possibility of a six-day a week, six to-eight week trial that could happen if the house imeeches the president. so what did we get this week? we had a parade of aggrieved officials who say they were shocked to have lost their portfolio of responsibilities to a trio who appears to have taken over u.s. policy with ukraine. that is where this investigation is going at this point. and that's the bigger