she spoke via skype to trey and an attorney. still denying as only marjorie could that she'd had anything to do with the bank robbery. she said the prosecution's motive was laughable. >> here i am, i killed two boyfriends, self-defense, but i killed two boyfriends, right? would i have to hire ken barnes to kill my father if i hated my father that much or wanted him dead or would i do it for free myself? come on. >> it's on my resume. >> yeah. >> i killed them. >> yeah. >> trey decided to call his movie "evil genius" with marjorie in mind. but it was the question of brian wells' role that started to consume him. eventually, he came to the same conclusion that the wells family had since day one. >> i don't believe he was involved. i believe he was an innocent victim who was targeted for reasons and that was on display in the crime. >> wells, innocent or not, trey's other big get was with jessica, the prostitute who testified that she introduced brian wells to co-conspirator ken barnes. >> one night she was able to do this intervie

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trey and i were designees able to see documents. was one of the designees on their side to see that you can imagine how remarkable it was to sit in the senate and listen three days for adam schiff spin this ukraine hoax without any evidence to support it. at the same time that these details that you just mentioned, maria, are coming out about the last hoax that he played such a prominent role in, the russia hoax. because it was adam schiff who was leading the charge on that who said he had evidence that donald trump was a russian agent. he had evidence of a russian conspiracy. he was the one that came out and said when we raised questions about the fisa process and the withholding of exculpatory evidence, the using of a dossier that was known to be fake and phony as central part of it, he knew all of that he was one said no, that is not true. put out a memo and said president trump and republicans are not telling you the truth about that. that is the same person out there spinning the ukraine hoax, the latest impeachment effort. it

trey, where are you at? >> martha, we are learning that according to iranian state television, these attacks are being ordered from the controlled room of iran's military directly by the supreme leader. we cannot confirm that information, but that is coming from a rainy and state television. that could simply be propaganda, or it could be something moving forward we see more often. remember soleimani the man who was killed, u.s. drone strike on friday of last week outside of baghdad international airport was largely considered the second most powerful man in iran when it comes to military, only second to the ayatollah himself. again, those are reports he is actually ordering these attacks on that base in western iraq that houses american troops. as you mentioned, there is reports of a base in northern iraq and the city, and being targeted, getting reports right now from the voice of america, just about 10 miles from here. i looked out to see what we can see. there is a base housing american troops, and also

trey yingst is live on the ground in baghdad. first of john roberts on the north on with the latest. >> good afternoon. president trump holding off on any military retaliation against iran for the missile strike last night. the fact that there were no u.s. casualties among the missiles that landed at the al-assad airbase and in erbil gives the president to try to ease tensions rather than escalate the confrontation. the president making it clear as he walked up to the podium surrounded by military brass and his national security team this morning that as long as he's president, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. he also called on america's european allies along with trigger with russia and china. to pursue a more comprehensive deal and says he will push nato to get more involved. >> the time has come for the united kingdom, germany, france, russia and china to recognize this reality. we must all work together toward making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place. today i'm going to

trey yingst reporting live from baghdad. one of the places that could be targeted. trey? >> bret, good afternoon. you can hear in the distance american apache helicopters. they have fired flaring to avoid the possibility of getting shot down. things are tense next to the green zone after three rockets were fired and landed close to where we're standing right now. you can hear the american forces doing patrols to ensure the u.s. embassy and other personnel in the area are safe. it's important to note today there were political developments, but nothing si significa significant. it had to do with the american troops on the ground in iraq. yesterday iraq's parliament voted to remove american forces from iraq. there's more than 5,000 here right now helping iraqi security forces in the fight against the islamic state. the prime minister met with the u.s. ambassador to discuss the situation. there were no major developments out of that other than the prime minister delivering the message to the united states that this is something moving forward the iraqis would like to see the

i think trey is right. the problem with what we heard from secretary esper is that in many ways he added to the confusion rather than cleared it up. we still don't know much about the provenance of the letter and there are multiple conflicting reports about whether there was one letter or two letters, whether the letter was signed, whether it wasn't signed. we reported at the dispatch this morning that there was -- word was sent to capitol hill yesterday in the midst of this chaos that the letter was active disinformation and probably a fake. there's a lot we need to learn about this letter. if it's the case that the letter was sent somehow, that it was a draft letter and somehow sent is a mistake, we need more answers about how exactly that happen. >> trace: want to play the sound bite from the iranian foreign minister and get your take on it if i can. hold on. >> his threats will not frighten us. he is showing to the international community he has no respect for international law, that he's prepared to co

bret baier is standing by with analysis and trey yingst with reaction from the region. we begin with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, what can you tell us

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. >> dagen: here is how you offset that, i will plug trey gowdy. you can only have one person talk at a time and i would be surprised, i would be shocked if jay sekulow didn't do most of the talking. the issue is here, this is not legal, it is political, it's about bruising president trump, it's about messaging and this is what this team will be partially responsible for. because impeachment right now is still underwater. yes, removed on impeachment, 46.9%. no, 47.3. it's underwater, they want to push that further and further. >> bill: quick anecdote, two years ago alan dershowitz came on our program and he had his book, "why the president should not be impeached." what was the title of that? picture of donald trump on it. underneath that he had a cover that said "the case against impeaching hillary clinton. h">> melissa: if they strategize but they are not all they are doing the trial, some of them are going out and being spokespeople, is that what you're getting at? >> dagen: you will hear from these individuals during the live broadcast but you

with the reports from fox's trey yingst in baghdad, the market pulled off the highs. the s&p, looking to close at a record or thereabouts. it is up by 16 points as we settle in. the nasdaq firmly in record territory. it is up by 60 points. they're off the highs of the session. the second record close of the year for nasdaq. a lot to talk about here. fox team coverage, hillary vaughn at white house. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. jeff flock watching oil. oil over the last 24 hours. he is out in chicago. jackie deangelis standing by in the newsroom. hillary on the north lawn, we start with you. reporter: we're getting reports from our colleague trey yingst in baghdad, there was foxkets fired in the green zone. sirens went off warning of incoming attack. we'll give you details after we find out about that. president saying the country should work with the u.s. on common interest, pursue peace on things taking out isis. president trump is great in last night's missile attack on military bases in iraq, no u.s. or iraqi was killed in the attack. right now

trey gowdy. by the way, welcome back. i was going to go to bat for you are tonight. okay. i don't have to. that's good. all right. we turn now to more disturbing news out of iranian. pentagon officials they now believe that the ukrainian airlines flight was shot out of the sky with iranian anti-aircraft missile. here now joining us from the country of jordan with the very latest details our own benjamin hall. benjamin, wow. >> wow, indeed, sean. it was only three hours after those iranian missiles flying into iraq that this plane came down and suspicion started to grow. they continued to grow when iran refused to hand over those black boxes. refused investigators access to the crash site. now they are claiming those black boxes have been damaged and the memory lost. but the u.s., the u.k., and the canadian government now believe that plane with 176 innocent people on board was shot down by an sa 15 antimissile defense system purchased by the iranians from russia in a 2005, 700-million-dollar deal. whoever fired it, no downtown doubt, believed the u.s. was attacking them. i

trey gowdy is with us. >> everything is great andam i'm thrilled to be? back. >> sean: i didn't ask if everything is great. did they take care of you and resign you. i'm fighting for trey gowdy to be a fox news contributor. >> yes, sir, they have been fantastic. they have been great. thank you. >> sean: you gave a lot of great statements. i know this is your wheel house. tell us why this is so corrupt. >> let's skip over the process. three month long investigation was laughable. but they voted. that's the house's prerogative. they voted not a single republican went along with them. in fact, they didn't even keep all the democrats.. but the house exercised its prerogative and they impeached the president. there is no mathematicald way he is ever going to be convicted. and they know that. so their goal cannot be to remove donald trump from office. it is to neuter his second term. i think he is going to win in november. it's to neuter that second t term by targeting the cory gardners and martha mcsallys and thom tilliss and joni ernst because if trump wins a

we'll go to trey yanst in baghdad.eporter: reports indicate more than 30 surface-to-surface missiles have been fired toward the al asad air base in iraq. missiles are coming from iranian territory. at this point we do not know. all we have are the statements from the iranians this week saying they were going to strike back as a result of president making the decision to take out the iranian it in leader qassem soleimani. what started out and looked like it was going to be taken ongoing proxy war. something we have seen often in the region has turned to using missiles fired from iran into iraqi territory. we saw a number of statements from president trump and the iranians. it seems like a ping-pong, if you strike us, we'll strike. but what we have seen is missiles being fired toward an iraqi base with u.s. troops. president trump this week a number of times indicating he would strike back at iran and would be willing to hit some of their cultural sites. the president confirming much of that information today with john r

also, trey gowdy joining me in moments.irst, chris coons, a member of the senate judiciary committee who is on a very short break. he has a couple of minutes. thank you for being here tonig tonight. a lot of folks watching this feel like there is nothing new really that they have heard in the chamber today. is that your impression? are they missing something? >> martha, the house manager spent six hours laying out a very detailed presentation. i will tell you that i generally followed the testimony in front of the committee and the house judiciary committee. today the house managers put it together in order and made a very thorough, detailed, and fact-based case. first about the allegations of president trump's so-called perfect phone call with president zelensky on july 25th. and then the ways in which rudy giuliani, his personal attorney worked with ambassador sondland to try and influence ukraine and try and get some personal benefit from withholding military aid. just about an hour ago the argument about obstruction of

let's be beginning with trey yingst on the ground in baghdad. trey? >> trace, good afternoon. a second funeral for qassim soleimani today in tehran as millions of iranians took to the street to pay their respects as a person that was the second most powerful personal in the islamic republic. a number of senior officials from around the world in proxy groups that are related to the iranians attended the funeral. his daughter was at the funeral and she had a threatening message for the united states vowing a response. take a listen. >> families of the american soldiers in western asia have witnessed america's humiliation in syria, iraq, yemen, palestine wars and will spend their days waiting for the death of their children. >> now just a few minutes ago the president of iran put out a tweet saying those that refer to the number 52 should remember the number 290. the first number there is a number put out by president trump saying he has 52 iranian linked sites that could be targeted if the iranians decide to hit american troops or civilians in the region. the number 52 related t

trey? >> brian, ainsley, steve, good morning.vernight the united states assassinating iran's top general kassem soleimani. urging all in iraq to get out of the iraq immediately. they are saying at threat for kidnapping or even even being killed. this coming after that strike last night outlines of baghdad's international airport killed this leader of iran's revolutionary guard. additionally, seven other people were killed, including a deputy and a very large iraqi iranian backed she a militia. it's important to note here that the iranians today are vowing to respond. iran's supreme leader implementing a three day mourning period. as you saw this morning rouhani tweeting out there will be revenge for the death of soleimani. it's important to note that what we have talked about over the past few days or past year was a proxy war between the west and iran. it's important to note now that has changed a direct confrontation between iran and the united states happened last night with the assassination of this top military commander in

>> trey yingst, thank so much. let's bring in michael allen.can i read to you from tom rogan from "the washington examiner"? he said i ran is escalating against american interests to blackmailing washington to sanctions release. the threat was severe against the united states. trump had obvious authority to address it. maybe i can get you to talk about this issue of congressional authorization because you know it well. >> first we're already in iraq under congressional authorization. also, the president has an inherent in his commander-in-chief powers has the power to protect u.s. diplomatic installations around the world. we must have gotten really strong intelligence that a new attack was imminent. after all, soleimani has been going to baghdad frequently to marshall his troops in this case to protest in front of the u.s. embassy just over a week ago. but i think intelligence will show that they were probably going to do something more lethal towards the united states. we had to take them out when we did. >> dana: what about this issue that c

trey yingst is live in baghdad with more. trey? >> sandra, good morning.e in iraq. and ron today, though, the second funeral for iranian general qassem soleimani, who was killed in that thursday strike by the united states outside of baghdad's international airport. mourners taking to the streets of tehran today, calling on the regime there to respond, hitting back of the united states in the region. the replacement for soleimani says iran will fight to get the u.s. out of iraq. they have vowed to hit american forces. with inconceivable amounts of americans not really understanding why the iranians would support a man like this, responsible for a number of heinous crimes across the region, many people in iran did support soleimani. moving forward, they are looking for someone who will be able to replace him and continue working with iranian proxies in places like gaza, lebanon, syria, and also iraq. the back-and-forth between the iraqi government and president trump all played out throughout this week as the events iraqi government did vote yesterday to pu

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trey, thank you.e geopolitical and political climate, you may be searching for a way to relieve stress. let's bring in cory an expert in mindful meditation. cory, thanks for many comin -- s for coming in. you hear news like this. we're running around in our busy, busy lives. we hear the political discourse here in our country. how stressed out are we as a nation, as a world? >> yeah, very much so. i don't think anyone needs me to tell them how stressed they are. most people feel it on a macro level and a micro level. the political system is just further indication of that. lauren: so what can we do to kind of just let out some air, relieve the stress a little bit? >> i think it's important to look at one of the definitions we have of stress and that's when our perceived demands are greater than our perceived resources to meet those demands. the key word there is what? perceived. what we perceive to be demanding is often different than what is demanding. if we look at a given moment in our life, the pe

trey yanks -- trey yingst is live in jerusalem.eporter: both benjamin netanyahu and his main opponent benny gantz are on the way to the united states for meetings this week with president trump. a number of issues are expected to be discussed regarding the region, the president's deal of the century peace plan is the main reason for the last minute invitations. discussions surrounding the deal could delay immunity talks in jerusalem regarding the prime minister's indictments for bribery and corruption. the white house says the plan will be released in the coming days though administration officials said the plan was finished last year. an economic portion was released last portion in bah hain that included a 50 billion-dollar incentive package for palestinians. despite inclusion of incentives for palestinians no palestinians were invited for meetings this week at white house. hamas, the group in control of gaza strip and palestinian authority who control the west bank have told fox news the peace deal is dead on arrival. in past ye

first to trey yingst reporting live from jordan. trey? >> reaction pouring in from across the region to the death of qassim soleimani killed last night in a u.s. drone strikeout side of baghdad's international airport. an additional seven other people were killed along with him including other members of iran's revolutionary guard. some of the reaction pouring in today, big threats towards the united states from senior iranian officials including the president, rouhani, that called this a heinous crime committed by the united states. iran's supreme leader implementing a three-day period of mourning for civilians in iran leading up to a funeral for soleimani on sunday. we did hear today from a number of other regional players including the iraqis, a country where soleimani was assassinated by the united states last night. the prime minister saying he's calling an emergency session of parliament to reevaluate the u.s. invitation allowing u.s. troops to be stationed in iraq. right now more than 5,000 troops helping in the fight against the i

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. >> ed: former congressman trey gowdy with a stunning admission that proves president trump right, one he allowed his pro-impeachment voices in the congress democrat al green revealing that he's no longer planing to impeach the president. plus, sean spicer and richard fowler is winning the battle of the biggest bank account heading into the 2020 election. bernie outpacing biden and the rest of the pack, but can any of the candidates compete with the president's fund-raising hall. and the bill de blasio john stossel joins the debate and says that de blasio needs to learn a principle of supply and demand. i'm ed henry in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." breaking out, security officials revealing at least three rockets were just fired at baghdad international airport, landed near the cargo hall killing four people. no word who is responsible for this attack, but it comes as iran warning the u.s. that it has the power to break america as hundred words of our troop deployed to the mideast in the wake of the iranian backed militias attacking u.s. embassies in iraq. acknowledging

trey yingst, thank you. let's bring in senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracy. thanks for joining us. what do you think is the appropriate response from the u.s.? >> happy new year, melissa perry agreed to be with you. we are seeing the appropriate response play out in real time. the president is deploying more troops to the region. looks like multiple members of the administration, of course, are taking a firm line. we know that secretary pompeo delayed his trip to ukraine to send a good message from the state department to diplomat abroad. the real question is, how will, in the next few months, the chief adversary as long as the regional agents of influence, read these moves? would look at it is resolved or is weakness? >> melissa: is it significant to you that the ayatollah, and his comment, when he talks about getting together and talking and stopping this proxy work, what he wanted at a first step was an easing of sanctions. it wasn't about violence, it was about money. what does t

trey. >> tucker, good evening.here have been casualties among their forces at the al-assad base in iraq. no americans were killed in the strikes. missiles fired from iranian territory into western iraq. often the distance behind me, you can hear a number of helicopters that have been circling in the green zone. interestingly enough, we have not seen any militia activity. they were fired into the green zone. that has been a common occurrence here in baghdad. it appeared that the iranians wanted to take clear credit for this. he was actually the one calling the strikes tonight. but again, the reports indicating no american casualties. some iraqi casualties. there is still a damage assessment as to how many american equipment was hit. there were two chromosomes at least that struck targets near the conflict. that is still being assessed as well along with what sort of damage those missiles did. and very different scenario than what we've seen in the past. both american troops helping the security forces in the fight a

attacks could come from iran or iranian proxies in the middle east. >> bret: trait in the baghdad, trey, thank you. the pentagon insisted there is been no decision to withdraw u.s. troops from iraq and the announcement late today was aimed at treating down reports based on a draft a letter of a one star american marine general in iraq. now the chairman of the joint chiefs weight ends saying the letter was a mistake. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon going on the back and for the period of >. >> it made its way around the internet and it seemed explosive and completely blind sighting the pentagon budget suggesting that the u.s. forces are preparing to withdraw from iraq. "into difference to the sovereignty of the republic of a rack, as requested by the iraqi parliament and prime minister combined operation and here it resolved will be repositioning forces over they force of the coming days and weeks. up to prepare for onward movement. defense leaders play cleanup shortly after it spreads." >> that later was a mistake and it was onside and should have not been released. it implies withd

steve: trey, thank you very much.esident rouhani called a special court of judges to try to figure out who was responsible for this. he said we must be accountable. because he has eyes in his head. he sees what's going on out in the streets of tehran. and people are really angry not necessarily -- they are angry that they shot down by accident, human error the government said, that jet liner with 176 people on board. ainsley: after they finally admitted it. steve: really mad there was a cover-up. really mad that the government lied to them. and now the president is trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube. ainsley: did you hear about the news anchors that quit their jobs? two news anchors quit their job and one of them posted on instagram this headline on fox news says iran state tv sees two news anchors quit. forgive me for 13 years i told you lies. thank you for accepting me as anchor until today. i will never get back to tv. forgive me. thank you for your support all my years in career. 21 years working in rad

>> harris: trey yingst, thank you very much. we appreciate it. i want to bring in stephen hayes, former deputy national security advisor to vice president cheney and retired army major general dana petard. both of them, author of hunting the caliphate, americans were on isis, and the dawn of the strict cell. thank you so much for being with me. general, i will start with you with one very simple question. does iran actually have the capability to hit us on american's don't ask oil? >> good afternoon, harris. actually, iran, as far as their ballistic missiles, does not have the capability to hit us on american soil. they can do it in other ways, as far as the use of proxy forces and sleeper cells. >> harris: just a quick follow to you now, general, when they say that they can at the white house, when you talk about proxy, who are they working with? they are terrorists. do they just hire anybody? >> when you say "they," it was one member of the iranian parliament who said that. as you know, we have 435 members of congress, including the senate. tha

we kick things off with trey yingst live in baghdad. good morning, trey. >> shannon, good evening, and baghdad it is quite after a night of fire jets over helicopters over baghdad green zone. some amazing reporting by lucas and jennifer at the pentan confirming early details as they unfolded. these more than a dozen rockets fired from iranian territory towards the base in western iraq, u.s. forces, al-assad base targeted by those ballistic missiles. we understand four with them failed to appear at all of this ratcheting up tension that has been high in the region after week of exchanges between iranians and trump administration. the ayatollah ruhollah khomeini, and also vowing to respond to the killing of outside of baghdad international airport, hossein salami. the health administration to respond if they do decide, one point of note i would like to note, we will get information this hour of possible a plane crash, and there are reports the plane carrying 180 people have us crashed outside of tehran's main airport but we will continue

trey yingst is standing by live, what do you know, what do you hear on the ground? information about this attack in western iraq toward the military base that houses u.s. troops. the important thing to remember is according to iranian state television, these are ballistic missiles, surface to surface missiles that have been fired. this is a major escalation, if confirmed due to the fact that what we've seen in the past as mortars and rockets being fired towards american and iraqi bases, mostly run by the iraqis but housing americans. if this is confirmed tonight, the number we have been able to get from officials and jennifer griffin reporting at the pentagon, a major escalation. something people in baghdad have been concerned about. they are extremely concerned about what is to come. there was a calm before the storm feeling in baghdad today because many people have experienced this before, knowing how quickly conflict can erupt in the region. it is a major concern, if iran does launch a major counterattack after the americans took out their military leader qasem s

emily: trey yingst is live in jordan with us following the latest developments. trey?morning, thousands of people marched in the streets of baghdad for the funeral procession of qassem soleimani. the man killed in the strike outside of baghdad's international airport thursday night. many of those demonstrators who took to the streets today calling for a strong reaction from the iranian regime towards the united states. after this procession completes, soleimani's body will be flown to tehran for a separate funeral tomorrow. ambassador to the u.n. says strikes outside of the baghdad were equivalent to declaring war on iran. new video from cctv footage does show the moment of impact on that drone strike. they have vowed a strong response against the united states. rouhani did visit the home of soleimani's family today in tehran saying america will not only face consequences today but for years to come. take a listen to what he had to say. >> well, they thought that they would go out of trouble if he is martyred. they made a mistake. i mean, that is exactly a strategic mi

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>> trey yang, and baghdad, just before midnight. set to brief lawmakers about the classified intelligence behind that deadly drone strike that killed iran's top general, happening in a snowy washington, this afternoon, chief congressional correspondent mike reporting on capitol hill. >> thank you, the senator speaking to reporters ahead of this highly classified briefing in a secure facility on capitol hill next hour. the briefing will be for the so-called gang of eight, that is the top senate leadership, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, and the top house leadership nancy pelosi, and kevin mccarthy. and the relafen figure on the intelligence committees, adam schiff, devin nunes in the house. a short time ago, the iranian general was a legitimate target, but its imprint to be precise. >> there was some discussion on the last few days, related to the iraq episode we are expanding now about the appropriateness of targets. i want to associate myself and that his secretary of defense in the secretary of state with regards to the appropria

first, i want to go to trey yates who is live in baghdad with the latest, trey. >> melissa, good afternoon, at least 50 people were killed during a stampede at the funeral today for qasem solemani, that iranian general killed last week by and a u.s. drone strike. 200 people injured, thus ultimately pushed back the burial process. part of the larger concerns for iranians as they are seeing increased pressure to respond to the united states. there was a period of three days of morning implement it by iran's supreme leader, but newspaper and iran did say today, and they had a headline making this clear, saying "revenge is coming, very soon, we all became taking bombs." iraqi militias saying they are awaiting orders to carry out revenge attacks against the united states and its force in iraq. the forests here in iraq said iraqi leaders will meet in the next 24 hours to announce united friends mike front against the u.s. presence here. >> the pressure america exerts on the islamic nation will lead islamic countries to pull them out of their nest of spies and their military bases. i can see the

trey gowdy. >> you know, martha, i will go i go back to the transcript.ent to say? not what did the judge right, what did the president say? it's not the trump reelection campaign. it's our country. you hear adam schiff a lot of times he was the "dirt," that president trump was trying to dig up dirt. my follow-up question is sometimes dirt is truthful and sometimes it is false paid what is the evidentiary area basis for launching an investigation and if someone happens to be our current or potential political opponent, does that mean they are off limits? if joe biden were not running for president would you and i have this conversation? of the chief executive, top law enforcement officer in our country wanted to investigate possible impropriety in a foreign country. is it only an impeachable offense when you run for president against someone that it becomes impeachable because then it is a political opponent? i just disagree with that. >> bret: there is a question here and the question is whether it is impeachable definitively. are you okay with the presi

ed: trey yingst is joining us live now from jordan. trey?d morning. another funeral is underway for iranian general qassem soleimani in the city in the southern part of iran. his body is being taken all across the country as hundreds of thousands of iranians have taken to the streets as part of this procession. many of them calling for a direct response toward the americans in the middle east. this as the iranian and iraqi parliaments are meeting today. we're getting reports now that the iraqi parliament is at a stalemate about whether or not to start the vote to remove u.s. troops from iraq. there's more than 5,000 u.s. forces there helping in the fight against isis. those deliberations expected to continue throughout the day. overnight two rockets were fired towards u.s. bases in iraq, this as president trump has said he is willing to strike iranian-linked strikes if there is a major response against u.s. forces or americans in the region. he said in this a series of tweets saying, quote: let this serve as a warning, that warning about ame

let's go to a soundbite from trey gowdy talking about the bidens and more pie in the sky, the idea ofaving former president obama testify. >> the vice president is relevant as a witness but so is president obama because i would want to know whether or not he had the authority of the president at the time he made that pronouncement that there be no loan guarantees unless the prosecutor was fired. rob: that would never happen, president obama testifying. >> now, but congressman trey gowdy's point is a legitimate one, the political circus in the house, they broke the rules, the president was never given due process in the house of representatives, they never called witnesses in the house as they should have. when you start a political circus this is what you get. the culprits are the democrats. they have fallen into the abyss of rage partisan rage and hate for donald trump as a consequent of afar process they are trying to correct in the senate and this is the consequence. jillian: another topic before we let you go, the administration to crackdown on birth tourism. was what this would e

we begin with trey yingst from our middle east newsroom. >> good morning. militia men protesters gathered outside the embassy for the second day in a row. u.s. forces fired tear gas had rubber bullets to push back iraqis who were throwing rocks and setting fires. many of the demonstrators pitched tents and spend the night inside baghdad's green zone is more than 100 marines arrived to defend the embassy. mark esper arrived to an infantry battalion would be deployed. yesterday president trump blamed iran for orchestrating the attack on the u.s. embassy, adding they would pay a high price for any damage or theft or occur as a result. the iranians reacted denying involvement. if any government uses force against the iranian government they will be fighting back. targets on sunday killing 25 of the groups fighters. >> they are using something else as an excuse. they are attacking iraqi soil killing a number of people. the iranian government strongly condemned the u.s. malicious attacks. >> striking images of the u.s. embassy in baghdad under siege will help the

trey yingst's live in jordan with the latest. trey? >> sandra, good morning. forces, they assassinated the leader of iran's quds force. this is a major escalation as qassem soleimani now dead and others that were killed in the strike, the iranians today vowing to respond to what we know is a drone strike outside of the baghdad international airport, targeting the vehicle that he was in. today iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah khamenei, saying he will have a three-day morning. for the citizens of iran. iranian president hassan rouhani has called it in this crime. protesters gathered in iran, calling on the government to respond to what they are calling a terror attack by the united states, taking out the leader of iran's revolutionary guard and the quds force there. i will pay you a sound bite from mohammad zarif, who reacted earlier today. take a listen. >> america's reaction come without any doubt, is an active state terrorism in violation of iraq sovereignty, which is murdering persons who dedicate their entire lives to fighting tyranny, oppression, terro

shannon: trey gowdy, here's what he says about what he has seen so far of parnas and how he would holdas a witness. >> parnas gave 3 answers to the same question about mike pence. his first answer is i'm absolutely certain pens know about and 3 seconds later he said he had to have an the last answer was it was possible. those three answers don't do you will in a courtroom. they do great if you are writing headlines but don't do well in court. shannon: you think they should put him understand? >> trey gowdy just said if you believe -- of donald trump believes those individuals lying, put him on the stand, embarrass him, impeach him, make him perjure himself and lock him up. if he refuses to testify at a congressional subpoena unlike the president who thinks he does not have to revise congressional subpoenas you can arrest him for that and drag him in. there is no argument against have him testimonial is you don't want his testimony. we don't have a star chamber, we have cross-examination, the greatest tool for discovering the truth. it there. >> unless it is in the house under adam schi

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