i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the "the intelligence report." ♪ >>> also breaking this hour, hurricane florence barreling toward the carolinas. authorities warning to pack up and to leave. a live report on when we can expect florence to make landfall. who will be impacted by this. bank of america warning the cost of i phones will sky are rocket if the apple moves production from china to the united states. i have my intel why we should be willing to pay a little bit more. wouldn't you? don't you want to see these jobs here? might is actually help our economy and our workers. edward lawrence with all the tray news. edward? reporter: we have a lot going on. china notified the world trade organization that they suffered $700 billion worth of damage related to anti-dumping case filed by the u.s. in 2013. they asked the wto to raise tariffs by that amount to cover losses. china will impose u.s. products, $60 billion worth under tariffs if the u.s. goes forward with 25% tariffs on $200 billion worth

i'm trish regan. as hurricane florence gets closer and closer, welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: nearly two million people right now have been ordered to evacuate. 1200 flights, including mine, have been canceled. businesses are shutting their doors, boarding up windows. it is like a ghost town there except for the few reporters covering it for us. florence is expected to hover in the carolinas for day, bringing up to 40 inches of rain. power outages could last weeks. we have live reports coming up for you. stocks in the green. china says it is open to fresh talks with the u.s. to end the ongoing trade war. the president trump says we're under no pressure to make a deal here with china. he is right. we're not. after all, we are their biggest customer. they are will suffer some serious consequences, if they continue on this path of unfair trade. >>> plus a new video surfacing showing google executives depond dent, so upset about the 2016 presidential election, near tears. is there more evid

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: white house officials are now being forced to deny writing a "new york times" op ed where anonymous, quote, senior official labels president trump as reckless, impetuous, petty, and ineffective. the person writes, i work for the president but like-minded colleagues and i have vowed to thwart parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations. we'll have a live report from the white house coming up for you. markets right now are shrugging it all off. they don't care about any of this. investors are focused on the economy as we await the monthly jobs report. it is day three of brett kavanaugh's confirmmation hearing. while the hearing has been contentious, at the moment mr. kavanaugh's path to the supreme court seems pretty clear. what will it mean for midterms? we have intel for you. blake burman at the white house where things are a little tense right now, i imagine, as the administration tries to figure out who the heck wrote this thing. repo

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report. ♪ >> judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person and i am with him all the way. trish: brett kavanaugh set to defend himself to the senate judiciary committee on thursday against christine blasey ford who is also set to appear. this as another woman claims kavanaugh behaved inappropriately with her had back in the early 1980s but the liberal "new york times" says her story is flimsy. so even "the new york times" doesn't buy this one. is donald trump right? is that a good man who is getting railroaded for political purposes? is the left weaponizing the "me too" movement in a really disgusting way? we've got some intel for you on it. >>> reports are rod rosenstein may be out. the deputy attorney general speaking to the president today. he will be meeting later this week amid reports that he threatened to tape the president to try to invoke the 25th amendment. where does the russia investigation go from here? we're live at the white house with the latest

trish regan is here. trish: thank you, neil. president trump is in south carolina meeting flood victims. the president promising folks there that they are not alone. together as a country we'll get through all of this. all this happens as we have a big rally going on, up nearly 200 points on the dow jones industrial average. nasdaq a little bit lower. take a look at the upside on the dow, 26,443. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." ♪ also breaking today, everyone, judge brett kavanaugh's accuser says she will not testify before the senate judiciary committee unless the fbi conducts a full investigation into the alleged assault. president trump standing by his nominee and says, it would be unfortunate if his accuser does not show up to testify on monday. so what now? will the judiciary committee proceed as planned? i am asking senator john kennedy, who sits on that committee, straight ahead. and i promised you yesterday that i had some very exciting news yesterday to share with you. i'm sorry i could

to trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. it is a devastating sight all across the carolinas. you have remnants from hurricane florence. the remnants continue to wreak havoc in the region. florence is still a tropical depression and dumping unrelenting rain. it is causing massive flooding. not a good scene there. just a short while we'll hear from president trump on historic flooding. stay tuned to that i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ i want you to look at this video, take a look, everyone the parts of north carolina completely engulfed into floodwaters. you have roads turning into river, homes underwater hundreds of people stranded and officials are warning that the worse is yet to come. coming up my interview with two storm chasers who just returned from north carolina and helped with search-and-rescue operations there. >>> plus breaking today, brett kavanaugh's accuser says she will testify, she is willing, should they ask before the senate judiciary committee about an alleged sexual assault took place 35 years ago. going all the way to h

trish regan i always found that kind of stuff fascinating, it happens no matter where you are. trish: got to be careful. neil: indeed. trish: thank you, neil. winds are whipping, waves are crashing, hurricane florence is making landfall along the north carolina coast with 90 mile-an-hour winds and dangerous storm surgeons. now the hurricane is slowly and powerfully heading south. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. this onslaught of florence is expected to last for days as the hurricane comes onshore in wrightsville beach at the creeping pace of 6 miles an hour. as rains likely to be bring more than 3 1/2 feet of water. the damage can already be seen as pieces of building and piers fly through the air. some of this video unbelievable. keep watching it. motels, gas stations collapsing? trapping those who decided to stay behind and more than half a million customers are already without power. forecasters are warning that given florence's size, florence's sluggish movement, we could see epic destruction, epic flooding, not unlike what we saw in houston

trish regan is here. trish: president trump slap as new round of tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. a few minutes from now we expect the president to comment on his america first trade policy when he holds a joint news conference with the president of poland. you're looking at a live picture coming to us. mean while china firing back on its own tariffs on $60 billion worth of american goods. this trade war is not worrying investors. the market is up triple digits. not bad. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: president of the united states, we do expect reporters will question president trump on judge brett kavanaugh's alleged sexual assault incident. word that the judge and his accuser have been invited to testify next week. the judge denied any wrongdoing. he says he will testify but the accuse hears yet to confirm her appearance. more details from capitol hill straight ahead. and i have a very big, a very exciting announcement. i might have a little something

now to trish regan. trish: president obama had a lot to say. we'll get to that with karl rove later. suite hear from president trump any minute from now. you're looking at a live picture from fargo, north dakota, as he calls on attorney general jeff sessions to open an investigation into "the new york times" op-ed. the president is considering taking actions against the paper for publishing the anonymous op-ed. the president is in north dakota right now to help senate candidate kevin cramer unseat heidi heitkamp. the markets are off 132 right now on the dow jones industrial average. 25,864 is the level. president trump said he is ready to slap china with a whole new round of tariffs. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report. ♪ also breaking today, more proof our economy is booming. we had 20 1,000 jobs. how about that? wages are up nearly 3%. guess what? former president barack obama he is out saying he ought to get credit for the booming economy. really? president trump will respond to this. we are waiting for him. you lo

i'm trish regan. so great to be back. i'm welcome back, this is "the intelligence report. ♪ trish: president trump blasting twitter and other social media companies in recent days accusing the companies of censoring conservative viewpoints. we may hear more about this alleged bias from the president any minute now. we're watching his twitter feed carefully. he is holding a meeting with the emir of kuwait at the white house. he may come out and say something. we'll monitor the meeting bring you any headlines as soon as they come in. plus my intel on why social media companies need to work a little harder, to make sure people don't use social media to harass, bully or fake news. they have their work cut out for them. i will get reaction from former arkansas governor mike huckabee. first to our own adam shapiro in washington where lawmakers have been i will greg tech executives all day long. they keep going. hi, adam. reporter: trish, look at video from inside the hearing room. the committee is now listening to jack dorsey a

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report. ♪ trish: president trump touting our strong economy. he is saying this is just the beginning, folks, it will get better. remember when former president barack obama said there is no way president trump could bring back jobs. well, he has. our economy is booming. what is obama saying now? oh, that is because of his policies, obama policies. what? coming up i will talk about that. my intel how president obama has it all wrong. we have reaction, exclusive reaction from mr. steve forbes who has a thing or two to say about it as well. also breaking today, les moonves is out at cbs following more allegations of sexual harrassment. our own charlie gasparino breaking this news and he joins me straight made. first, kevin corke is at the white house where the search is on for the writer of that anonymous "new york times" op-ed. hey there, kevin. reporter: always great to be with you, trish. as we await the 2:00 p.m. press briefing. we haven't had one in 19 d

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to trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. it is a devastating sight all across the carolinas.rricane florence. the remnants continue to wreak havoc in the region. florence is still a tropical depression and dumping unrelenting rain. it is causing massive flooding. not a good scene there. just a short while we'll hear from president trump on historic flooding. stay tuned to that i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ i want you to look at this video, take a look,

the latest on that coming up with trish regan. hey, trish. trish: it is looking really bad.ed to be in north carolina tonight. neil: are you kidding me? >> i'm glad i'm not there. i was supposed to be working there tomorrow morning. if i was going to go i would be down there reporting on all this thing for us. thank you, neil. breaking, everyone, we're keeping an eye on the hurricane, time running out as the first signs of hurricane florence move onshore of north carolina's coast. as the monster storm bears down on the southeast, more than a million people stuck in the cross-hairs of this thing. i'm trish regan. as hurricane florence gets clos

trish regan is here. trish: thank you, neil.in south carolina meeting flood victims. the president promising folks there that they are not alone. together as a country we'll get through all of this. all this happens as we have a big rally going on, up nearly 200 points on the dow jones industrial average. nasdaq a little bit lower. take a look at the upside on the dow, 26,443. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." ♪ also breaking today,

maris faulkner, fox news contributor lisa boothe, anchor of the intelligence report on fox business trish regan, and back, co-host of "fox & friends," brian kilmey. you have a lot of friends. >> it's called the brian kilmeade show now. this is a rehearsal. >> are you afraid to go anywhere without friends? >> harris knowts i'm very insecure. [laughing] at the end of the show it comes out. >> can we be friends? >> yeah! >> aww. always bringing the love. it's friday. >> melissa: president trump not holding back at a rally in montana, taking on that "new york times" op ed piece penned by an unnamed writer who claims to be part of a, quote, resistance working from within to thwart president trump's most dangerous impulses. >> president trump: the latest act of resistance is the op ed published in the failing "new york times" by an anonymous, really anonymous, gutness coward. i can never get a good story. i mean, look at this horrible thing today, is it sub version, is it treason? it is e a horrible thing. >> melissa: the president saying that what the times did was very unfair. watch. >> president t

i'm trish regan. telligence report." ♪ trish: white house officials are now being forced to deny writing a "new york times" op ed where anonymous, quote, senior official labels president trump as reckless, impetuous, petty, and ineffective. the person writes, i work for the president but

trish regan is here. ap as new round of tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. a few minutes from now we expect the president to comment on his america first trade policy when he holds a joint news conference with the president of poland. you're looking at a live picture coming to us. mean while china firing back on its own tariffs on $60 billion worth of american goods. this trade war is not worrying investors. the market is up triple digits. not bad. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪

trish regan i always found that kind of stuff fascinating, it happens no matter where you are. il: indeed. trish: thank you, neil. winds are whipping, waves are crashing, hurricane florence is making landfall along the north carolina coast with 90 mile-an-hour winds and dangerous storm surgeons. now the hurricane is slowly and powerfully heading south. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. this onslaught of florence is expected to last for days as the hurricane comes onshore in wrightsville beach at the creeping pace of 6 miles an hour. as rains likely to be bring more than 3 1/2 feet of water. the damage canlr

i'm trish regan. ce report. ♪ >> judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person and i am with him all the way. trish: brett kavanaugh set to defend himself to the senate judiciary committee on thursday against christine blasey ford

i am dana perino with trish regan, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." monday. a source telling fox news supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said to speak this our dismay judiciary committee staffers to answer questions about allegations of sexual misconduct. peter doocy is on capitol hill with what we can expect from this call. peter. >> dana, today chuck grassley turns 85 and he got what he wanted for his birthday. brett kavanaugh's going to call in to speak to judiciary committee staffers for about an hour to answer questions that have arisen over the weekend about new allegations of sexual misconduct. we don't know exactly what he's going to say. we haven't seen a script, but his answers might mirror what he told senator orrin hatch a while ago. his office said "senator hatch spoke to judge kavanaugh and judge kavanaugh continue to categorically deny dr. ford's allegations. he told senator hatch she was not at a party like the ones you described and that dr. ford, who acknowledged "the washington po

i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. right now to washington, d.c. to jennifer schoenberger at the fed. >> trish, concerns about tariffs were widespread across businesses not just manufacturers in august. in some cases, some companies in some districts opting to postpone or scale back capital investment but the economy remained in solid shape according to the federal reserve's beige book. now, trish, businesses grappling with higher material costs in part because of tariffs especially manufacturers, but manufacturers were optimistic about the outlook. in general inflation pressure is building across the country. average material costs are rising faster than the prices that businesses can sell their products for. now in certain cases they have been able to pass on those higher costs

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hi, everyone, i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to the teleagainst port. we have intel from -- the he intelligence report. emdemocrats are trying to delay the hearing. they need more documents from when kavanaugh worked for george w. bush in the white house. those documented were released last night. chairman chuck grassley rejected them. that they have plenty of time to review the documents during the course of this hearing expected to last three days. >>> nike is facing a boatload of criticism after selecting colin kaepernick as the new face of its just do it campaign. shares of nike wept lower. will this affect sales at nike? will customers revolt? we have the intel for you. first we want to bring in edward lawrence following today's kavanaugh hearing. the fireworks started well, at the beginning, edward. reporter: right from the beginning, senator economic grassley showed enormous patience. he is chairman of the senate judiciary committee. as it started the hearing dissended into a little bit of chaos with disruptions from dem accounts and protesters.

i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. let's go straight right now to washington, d.c. to jennifer schoenberger at the fed. >> trish, concerns about tariffs were widespread across businesses not just manufacturers in august. in some cases, some companies in some districts opting to postpone or scale back capital investment but the economy remained in solid shape according to the federal reserve's beige book. now, trish, businesses grappling with higher material costs in part because of tariffs especially manufacturers, but manufacturers were optimistic about the outlook. in general inflation pressure is building across the country. average material costs are rising faster than the prices that businesses can sell their products for. now in certain cases they have been able to pass on those higher costs to consumers. now on the labor market that remained in strong shape, widespread labor shortages reported both for high and low-skilled workers. bottom line here, trish, concerns about tariffs are starting to feed inflation pre

i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report brett kavanaugh defending allegations against himself in an exclusive interview with fox news. >> i know the truth and the trying is i never sexually assaulted anyone. i want a fair process where i can defend my integrity. i know i'm telling the truth. ashley: on thursday the judge will have a chance to defend himself in front of the senate judiciary committee. we'll also hear from the woman at the center of the controversy, dr. christine blasey ford. we're told an outside lawyer will question the two at thursday's hearing. we'll have more on that issue straight ahead. first to kristina partsinevelos at the united nations where, yes, president trump put the entire world on notice. kristina? reporter: ashley, funny, my umbrella collapsed before i was going live to television but as you might want to know the president is speaking or sitting down with several heads of state and secretary general. they're having a lunch dining on ragu beef and a chocol

catch trish regan primetime, that is me.s at 2:00 on fbn after lou dobbs until then you will see me on the news report at 2:00 p.m. eastern. have a terrific weekend. big news week. up ahead. in the meantime, tucker is next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this is the tenth day in a row that we have devoted a large portion of the show to brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. we have done that because the story matters. not simply because the supreme court itself matters. the way kavanaugh has been treated by the democrats in the senate as well as by the media and the left wing interest groups who do their bidding in concert gets the most basic questions about what kind of country we want to live in. does every american deserve due process? are the accused presumed innocent rather than guilty? does fairness still matter in this country? well, to all of those we

i'm in for trish regan this afternoon. we want to welcome you to the intelligence report. markets are in record territory. alibaba's ceo walking back a promise to create a million jobs in the united states. our all-star panel weighs in. >>> judge kavanaugh's accuse hears less than 24 hours whether she will appear before the senate judiciary committee. the senators want to hear from her. the president wants to hear from her. the american people want to hear from her. our own judge napolitano says if she doesn't testify, she should be subpoenaed. he will explain what he means, straight ahead. so fun to be on the floor on days like this, cheryl? reporter: no doubt, cheryl. if we end up higher it will be 100th record close. we have been up close to 274 points. close to 250 right now. it has been a good day for stocks from the get-go. we'll highlight trade as you mentioned in your open in just a moment but technology is certainly worth looking at. this month of september tough one for tech. mike con technology has had a rough stretch is up by 2 1/2%. so those tech stocks are re

i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." as we watch dr. ford, being comforted, consoled by members of her legal team. we herd chuck grassley at the end he applauded her for her bravery coming forward amount interesting comment i would second from miss rachel mitchell, representing republican senator, you know, this is not how an interview with a victim of sexual assault is normally done, nor how it should be done in five-minute increments. joining me trial attorney misty maris, rnc spokesperson, kayleigh mcenany, and democratic strategist, howard franklin. miss citi, you've been in many courtrooms, how these things unfold, miss mitchell is making a valid point. you need to hear her story, she needs to get her story out. it needs to be laid out in full. instead we got grandstanding from cory booker, kamala harris, diane nine stein, we heard from the beginning i think actually took away from what she as a victim had to say. >> i agree with you, trish. i think that the format here, these five minute increments, made it very difficult for the

good afternoon, everybody, i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. as we await for the president to take the stage in las vegas. president trump defending his supreme court pick brett kavanaugh as he calls on the accuser with evidence so we can learn more about the alleged sexual assault. meanwhile, dr. christine ford, the woman at the center of it the controversy says she is willing to testify before the senate judiciary committee but only under her terms. for the latest on this, let's bring in edward lawrence on capitol hill. edward, where do we stand on the issue of dr. ford testifying? when and if is that going to happen? reporter: there was 10:00 deadline senator chuck grassley set to say if she will testify or not. that came and went. the negotiations are ongoing. senator chuck grassley talking to committee members and key players like susan collins how they want to go forward with this. ford's attorney is negotiating with the committee and ford wants to testify but under certain conditions. she w

i'm trish regan. i want to go to edward lawrence with the very latest on all of this. pretty dramatic moments, edward. one of the things that was most fascinating about that, jeff flake came out this morning said he was voting yes. he wanted this to be advanced. he would vote yes on the committee and go for final confirmation. in those final moments he spent with democrats behind closed doors he came out and said only way i'm voting yes if we do this one week investigation. >> bottom line he did vote yes. now what happens is the nomination does move forward. so that process is now still moving. and that hearing that goes, scheduled would be scheduled for tuesday if all the votes fall in line, might have to be delayed. that is up to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he is the one who makes the decision to move that hearing or not. again you heard it up to the white house jeff flake says, ask for limited in scope investigation. look at all allegations have been made up to this point. now the fbi could finish that investigation in a few days. the anita hill case it

i am dana perino with trish regan, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.he five." monday. a source telling fox news supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said to speak this our dismay judiciary committee staffers to answer questions about allegations of sexual misconduct. peter doocy is on capitol hill with what we can expect from this call. peter. >> dana, today chuck grassley turns 85 and he got what he wanted for his birthday. brett kavanaugh's

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now to trish regan. trish: president obama had a lot to say.h karl rove later. suite hear from president trump any minute from now. you're looking at a live picture from fargo, north dakota, as he calls on attorney general jeff sessions to open an investigation into "the new york times" op-ed. the president is considering taking actions against the paper for publishing the anonymous op-ed. the president is in north dakota right now to help senate candidate kevin cramer unseat heidi heitkamp. the markets are off 132 right now on the dow jones industrial average. 25,864 is the level. president trump said he is ready to

trish regan to take you to the crucial fed decision. trish: happening in a couple seconds.reaking now we are seconds away from the very much anticipated fed decision. the fed is expected to raise interest rates for the third time this year. we also expect to hear from fed chair jerome powell in just a short while from now, about an update on the overall health of our economy as well as any news he can give us, any direction about future rate hikes. it all comes as president trump touts the strength of our booming economy. gdp better than 4%. president trump says we're getting bigger, we're getting richer. we're getting stronger. and he believes there is more to come what is the fed thinking about all of it? we're going to edward lawrence in deseat of ed. reporter: the federal reserve races the benchmark rate, fed fund rate 2.25%. the fed sees still four more rate hikes this year in their forecast, however removed the language from the fomc that monetary policy remains accommodative said there could be a pause. forecast of four rate hikes this year. the fed sees another thre

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i'm in for trish regan this afternoon. we want to welcome you to the intelligence report.