. >>> wallace, idaho, it is the center of the universe. how do we know this?le who live there decided it was true. harry smith has our sunday's closer. >> reporter: it is improbable that wallace, idaho looked the same. wallace is the center of the universe. >> that's called probablism. >> reporter: an agent greek dogma as you just heard a search that if you can't prove something is not then it is which gave wallace science license to declare itself the center of the universe. in this beautifully manhole cover protected this day by a safety cone and several balloons. >> he >> you would think it is a little busier and not so much. >> reporter: it surprises few that the notion that wallace may be at the center of the universe was born at a bar. >> we picked up or glass of beers and went out there and we toasted to the center of the universe there. >> reporter: fact is, no one and no thing has ever been able to stop wallace. not a massive fire in 1910 or a strike and certainly not the federal government which ran interstate 90 straight through town. >> reporter: s

wallace saying he was working to avoid feeding into the violence.tupac's demise, he had a special obligation to try to squash the violence. >> don't feed into it. if you feed into it, it don't do nothing but escalate. untimely demise or whatever, i've got to be the one to flip it and take my power and flip it like, yo, they got to be dead, you know what i'm saying, because he can't do that. he can't be the one to be like yo, i want to squash it because he's gone. i've got to take the weight for both sides. that's twhwhy i'm out here. >> a public call to stop the violence, and that was part of the evolution america was witnessing of that then 24-year-old. but weeks later he was also murdered. >> the gangster rap world has been shaken again, this time by the violent death of the performer known as notorious b.i.g. >> across the nation and especially in new york, mourners paid tribute to that young man cut down so far before his time remembering the musician, his work, his words, and you know, we can't know how he would have grown up, but his music did

he said this. >> i realize mike wallace is dead.ut i think about in terms of, well, if mike wallace did that, could someone have sued him? how quickly do you think that case would be thrown out of court? it just seems to me that sort of standard for any type of journalist is one that ee vis rates the first amendment. doesn't it. >> ee vis rates the first amendment. and all the people, politico, the hill, "the new york times," that said, o'keefe is getting sued project veritas -- none of them -- none of them printed any follow up stories about the verdicts in any of the 7 lawsuits. not a word. and that's when it dawned upon me of course it's been dawning upon me my whole life. when i walked out of the courtroom it down dawned upon me that our press is deeply, deeply corrupt. i mean really corrupt. i mean -- [ applause ] >> and they know that. and they know that. it doesn't mean that they're bad journalists or even bad people. they're part of an industrial system of production that as walter litman said a hundred years ago. manufactur

lawyer rudy guiliani, but with two other private attorneys to dig up dirt from ukraine fox host chris wallace asked miller why, if it was such a legitimate inquiry, trump didn't go through official channels and miller had no answer >> why did they use three private lawyers to get information on biden from the -- from the ukranian government rather than go through all of the agencies of his government? >> two different points. number one >> how about answering my question stephen, i'm asking you a direct question why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know that's an acceptable answer. >> there's two issues that were brought up on the phone call - >> i'm not asking two issues why did he do it >> chris, i understand i understand that you have your question i have my answer there's two issues that were brought up in the phone call >> you have your non-answer at this point [ laughter ] >> seth: damn. damn, chris, be careful. if you anger him too much, he'll sneak into your room at night, bite you on the neck and turn you into whatever he is

you've got mulvaney who had his clock cleaned by chris wallace. the weakness and the failure is everywhere. >> it feels like a moment to me where people inside the zrangs are starting to think more about their personal future than they are about the future of the administration. that is the reason why you see some of these witnesses come up and be willing to testify. some of the witnesses are coming because they feel it's their patriotic duty to do so but then you have other people like gordon sondland who are worried their reputations are going to be destroyed. i suspect -- it's hard to know why mick mulvaney did what he did at his press conference. i suspect the reason he did it is because people were starting to leak about his involvement in withholding the aid and he wanted to get out there -- >> leaked? i mean, fiona hill testified in 9 1/2 hours of testimony that john bolton assigned it to the lawyer for the nsc he was so scared about it. >> he wanted to get out there and make clear it was the president -- >> it was the president -- >> that'

he worked for lord corn wallace which was universal. two days before the hill he defined operations and on the legion of horse and foot in francis marion and the plan of operations and find that phrase which is regulars army with the partisan militia and its concentration of working in the best possible way to see. they both cooperated and the situation of affairs in this spot made the judgment necessary and to say what the troops had collected at this point i had a sad affair which will recognize and 24 century seems that people are foray. civilians are activating hard and though let them explain it to us. watch out for the low country and they have been with us which have the well affected neighbors who have obliged and children of almost all of them and what bans could do and in europe at the, at the end of world war ii, refugees or in camps in personal camps and the american tories were just outside charleston in the 18th century version and genuine general william after arrival in charles town which was called many of these the wom

chris wallace, i'm sure he appreciates it as well.articular coincidence of off the record and lost opportunities for denials. and a smear job? nobody is going to try to smear you guys. you are too bright and too effective. i don't believe that for a minute. we'll be back with you and you can straighten me out on that and anything else you want. i want to hear more about where you are going. i love what rudy calls it, illicit impeachment inquiry. we'll have more with victoria and joe. stay with us. lou: joe and victoria, i want to ask you about brennan. where we started the conversation with him suddenly becoming very defensive and suddenly public with his concerns. now letting the world know he's concerned about william barr. that he may have in fact put himself in some jeopardy of some kind. your thoughts about brennan and his sudden concern for the great attorney general? >> i think he should be concerned because it's obvious he was the primo gerks neture of the plot with james comey. we know he did a lot of bad things. we know bill

let's turn to the fox news sunday host chris wallace live from washington.s, indeed. marie yovanovitch who is testifying behind closed doors right now, she was the ambassador, u.s. ambassador to ukraine, forced out and make a couple of months before her normal rotation would have ended and in her opening statement with fox news, has gained access to basically says she was taught by state department officials president trump wanted her head because of allegations that she had been disloyal, but state department officials or bosses thought she had done everything right, and what this comes in the midst of his allegations that rudy giuliani and those two guys who were arrested yesterday and charged just as they are about to get on a plane and leave the country, that they were, in fact exercising the campaign, because she wouldn't go along with efforts to try to dig up research on joe biden. but this is very interesting and for all the allegations against the bidens and they are certainly worth investigating, the only people that face criminal charges at this po

i am chris wallace, president trump challenge onto the temps.> isis under guard in turkey is guiding and watching over everything. >> vice president pentz and mike pompeo negotiate a clause in fighting between the turks and the kurds. >> the agreement allows us to go from where we are today to really establish a buffer zone. >> is a cease-fire or surrender?

the general who helped it was lou wallace.s is the second year that they have for trade lewis the, beer was a little bit longer but gary grows his beard, that his own period that he does for the occasion. he has read every book about wallace, it was a renaissance man, the violin and in the 19 century and anyone did this to have the tenth in the back, it's medium size. at 1:22 to 45, i want to make sure you have all the activities, too many to let them all, the candidates go off there is no cannonball in it. just a loud source, and then of course the must get firing and between the hours, and our military and civilian reactors, and i want to thank them all, a lot of them are up and around and they are fun to talk to. then, don't miss to victoria and dancing, what we do under this and it was a huge hit. after the four can set of speakers we all helped move it is sized and we had the dance association from harrisburg, pennsylvania. they came down, a day -- we did not have to pay them, they donated 500 dollars before we even knew

>> as chris wallace pointed out early.constitution is pretty clear that impeachment lies with congress and specifically the house of representatives to start out with. and it is also vague as far as what that means. so there is a lot of leeway that is given to house leadership in how they want to do it. it hasn't been done this way before but they have the roadmap in the constitution and everything that is laid out in government. >> bill: bret, thank you. back to dana and martha here in new york. the reaction is fresh. i imagine today it might be a bit of a tidal wave yet to come. >> i was also thinking i think chris wallace mentioned the 31 democrats who are up for reelection in 2020 and they won in districts where trump won some by 8 or 10 or 12 points. polling them was something. i also wonder about what we don't know. secretary rumsfeld used to remind us the unknown unknowns. i wonder if speaker pelosi and perhaps adam schiff, if they know that they have some more information coming. this is -- the testimonies will con

wallace and we are tracking several big stories.y want to resolution, all right. in d.c. lawmakers are meeting right now to decide how to frame a formal vote on the impeachment process to the full house. how they got al-baghdadi, trump information insiders give secret details about the raid that took down the world's most wanted terrorist and we might get a new view of the operation this afternoon. and in california's seamy valley helped firefighters are racing to protect the reagan presidential live very as frames creep closer. >> there will be nobody working

chris wallace, i'm sure he appreciates it as well.incidence of off the record and lost opportunities for denials. and a smear job? nobody is going to try to smear you guys. you are too bright and too effective. i don't believe that for a minute. we'll be back with you and you can straighten me out on that and anything else you want. i want to hear more about where you are going. i love what rudy calls it, illicit impeachment inquiry. we'll have more with victoria and joe. stay with us. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ pain happens. saturdays happen. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. colon cancer screening for people 50 and older at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order cologuard, that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the del

chris wallace, i'm sure he appreciates it as well. particular coincidence of off the record and lost opportunities for denials. and a smear job? nobody is going to try to smear you guys. you are too bright and too effective. i don't believe that for a minute. we'll be back with you and you can straighten me out on that and anything else you want. i want to hear more about where you are going. i love what rudy calls it, illicit impeachment inquiry. we'll have more with victoria and joe. stay with us. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. makes me wanna be better. to connect with stories that i'm listening to- that's inspiration. with audible originals, there's something for almost every taste in there. everything you ever wanted to hear. our ability to empathize through these stories can be transformational. it's my own thing that i can do for me. download audible and start listening today. my hands are every

in the chris wallace did a phenomenal interview.s acting white house chief of staff he has hold that since january for ten months and there's a reason why he is acting before his title, the other two predecessors never had a title in mick mulvaney does. i do not think that the press conference that he held in the briefing room on thursday did him any favors in terms of holding onto his job in the long-term. eric: it was held to announce a g7 meeting at the doral the trump property in florida which is now the president has decided to cancel. always good to see you. always ask those questions at the briefing. eric: the full interview with the acting chief of staff something you will want to see you can catch it on the fox news channel because fox news sunday will play at 7:00 p.m. eastern, that is at three hours, less than three hours from now. quite an interview in explanation. arthel: we want to take time to remember a giant of congress and the civil rights community alleged cummings passed away thursday from long-standing health co

let's turn to "fox news sunday" anchor, chris wallace. can they do that?n the president send a letter? >> shepard: can they refuse to cooperate at this stage. >> sure. they can renews to cooperate. it will end up in court. clearly the -- sending the letter -- there's a legitimate issue as to whether or not the house should formally vote as they have in prior impeachments. there's nothing about it in the constitution. but you know, there's an argument that they should have a formal vote before and it gives the president an argument and a reason to refuse to turn over these documents. that's a kind of thing that gets settled in court. two arguments. a judge will hear it and decide that could take weeks or months. obviously the white house says an interest in slowing this down as much as possible. they have two other benefits making this big issue of a vote. they would like to have a vote because they think it would be embarrassing for moderate democrats, the 31 democrats that hold seats in members of congress now that hold seats in districts that trump won i

joined with me now, chris wallace. mulvaney tried to walk this back and saying "let me be clear, there was absolutely no quid pro quo between ukrainian military and new investigation into the 2016 election. the president never told me to withhold any money until the ukrainians did anything related to the server. the only reason we held the money is because of concern about lack of support from other nations and concerns over corruption." you have to love it when someone uses the taken out of context phrase, chris. in essence when he said is, i know i said there was quid pro quo but i wish you would quit twisting my words. >> that's right. he said it not only once but a couple of times. he talked about it specifically. he said there were three reasons. one is europe wasn't contributing enough. two general corruption issues in ukraine and third, they wanted the ukrainians to investigation -- they had been involved in meddling in the 2016 election. he lumped them three runs why they held up the aid. then he was asked by j

kim wallace: i think there's always a danger in staying silent. i really do stand by my belief that we are an educational institution and what we're doing is we're educating people about an issue that hasn't really been talked about. bigad: even as cal packs for college, the 18-year-old is still trying to unpack the emotional baggage of high school. cal says educators need to stop running away and join others in moving forward with more training. cal: all it really takes is a couple of people in your life to say, "we got you," to not feel so alone. bigad: still ahead. laurie: i wanna know what you're thinking. bigad: one teacher's takeaway and the lesson she wants all educators to learn. laurie: i think it's something that we do need to be taught. bigad: plus, our investigation leads to major reforms. bigad: it had an impact for you and your team? chris van schaack: yeah, yeah, and it was one of those things where it's just, "we need to think about this." bigad: laurie weckesser has been teaching high school english-- laurie: really paying attenti

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wallace and we are tracking several big stories.hey say they want to resolution, all right. in d.c. lawmakers are meeting right now to decide how to frame a formal vote on the impeachment process to the full house. how they got al-baghdadi, trump information insiders give secret details about the raid that took down the world's most wanted terrorist and we might get a new view of the operation this afternoon. and in california's seamy valley helped firefighters are racing to protect the reagan presidential live very as frames creep closer. >> there will be nobody working here today that's for sure. the only people working today a lot of heroic firemen and fire women on the road and in the air. it's as close as this library has come to this kind of danger. this is serious stuff but they seem to be right on top of it. >> chris: fox news reporting starts right now. a wildfire alert. this is the scene in simi valley, california, where a wildfire is closing in on the reagan presidential library. the library's executive director says the

wallace.ishah hasnie. interview on sunday at 11:00. i'm aishah hasnie. greg: they are saying they will no longer be greeting passengers as ladies and gentlemen. they will refer to passengers as jack asses. actually they are going to call them everybody. the airline says it's an attempt to modernize. we work hard to make sure all employees feel like valued members of the air canada family while ensuring our customers are comfortable and respected when they choose to travel with us. companies are not families. fox doesn't let me drips at pippy long stocking which my family totally accepts. okay? anyway, it's true, they do. anyway, some call air canada's move a win for inclusion. have you seen the inflight entertainment on spirit airlines? i have never been on spirit airlines but i hear it's not spirited. is this the most of important issues airlines should focus on? >> i don't care what you call me during the flying experience as long as the plane is on time and things go well. a flight attendan

nicolle wallace begins right now. ♪ >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york.onald trump's impeached this strategy came into full view today when he stood before cameras and asked for dirt on his potential opponent, not one but two foreign governments. apparently banking on norm busting to clear him from law busting when it comes to trading foreign relations for political favors. the comments described by the "new york times" is nothing short of, quote, extraordinary presidential request to a foreign country for help that could benefit him in the 2020 election came after trump faced an entire night of criticism over yesterday's foul-mouthed impeachment meltdown. and his refusal to answer this simple question. what were you hoping the president of ukraine would do about biden? today reporters took another crack at mason's question, and this time trump answered with the response that the lawmakers investigating him could only have dreamed of. here's the exchange. >> well, i would think that if they were honest about it they'd start a major investigation into the

nicolle wallace. we have brian williams. nicolle wallace among others. nicolle, of a question for the senator? >> senator, the smart part of this interview is over. the the former political operative in me wants to know don't need republicans to vote for you to win the priernl certainly and probably not the general but do you want them? >> of course i do. i was born and raised in oklahoma. i have three older brothers who all served in the military. two of them are still republicans. and by golly, i want their votes. >> do you think if freaks any republicans out that not only is medicare for all in republican world feel like taking something we might like but that you didn't really seem to give a straight answer on it? does it worry you at all for a general election should you be the nominee? >> i'm not worried about talking to american families across this country about their health care costs. we all know. no one disputed it on that stage. medicare for all is the lowest cost alternative to make sure that everybody gets covered. and here's the thing that

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rounding out the top five is chase edmonds, latavius murray and the raiders' darrin wallace. >>> let's check with janessa and more on thesevere storms. >> good morning. these storms continue to move.y dallas currentlye clear. but this whole system has set up a squall line. so waco, you are up next also, a tornado warning south of springfield. and that'so ntinue to flow throughout the afternoon into the evening hours now it goes down to a slight risk of severe storms throughout your monday afternoon. but this squall line is going to produce torrential rain and possibility from nashv intille lots more sunshine so going to be a long 24 hours system continues to make its way east >> all> miael jordan is giving back to his community in a big way. he just cut the ribbon to open a new medical clinic in north carolina jordan funded the state-of-the-art health facility which he hopes will provide care to underprivileged and members of the charlotte community it's not all the basketball legend has plans for a second clinic already in the works. >>> still to come, an incredible story of survival

wallace: like what? mr. comey: i explained to him without using any of the terms you used, but to explain to him the nature of this information, why we were telling him, and that provoked from him a long monologue that had nothing to do with what i had asked about, reviewing and then denying other allegations of sexual misconduct i women who had said he assaulted them. >> 19 of them. mr. comey: i don't know if they went through 19, but he went through one after another. it was a woman on a plan, a woman here and here, and i think he said, do i look like a guy who needs to go there? meaning prostitutes. rich eisen was rhetorical, so i did not answer. which ilad he -- assumed was rhetorical, so i did not answer. >> i'm glad he did not ask me. it was going off the rails, so i pulled out -- and the rhetorical sense -- so i reduced the temperature by saying, look, we are not investigating you. which was true. we were not. we are not investigating this, we simply thought you would need to know this because as i to

rusty wallace. and the iconic three-time indy -- winner i recently hosted team penske's .ewest champions they were here just recently. i guess that was for a big moment, because we are going to tell you that story. they got to the white house after their victories in the 2018 nascar cup series and the 2019 indianapolis 500, but roger was here just before his 18th he was being honored for what he has done in nascar and the cup series. i looked at him and said, how many times have you won the indianapolis 500? it is very hard. japan, germany, italy, they all spent hundreds of millions of dollars a year trying to win. i said how many times have you won? he said 17. i said you've got to be kidding me. it's great, and i shook his hand. he has been a friend of mine for a long time, by the way. we go a long way back. he won 17 times. then about two months later, i thethe television on, indianapolis 500, and simon is doing good, but then he is secondhand first and back and forth. it ends up went by about tw

leland: chris wallace will have good questions there.oming up now to california where firefighters till cannot -- still cannot get fires under control. christina coleman, where there are a lot of homes destroyed by los angeles and tens of thousands. >> right. we have some good news. a fire captain says the situation has improved. the winds have died down and the fire is 25% contained. if you walk with me, you can see the firefighters, still hard at work. and they have their hoses on and they're checking on the 18 structures damaged or destroyed in this fire to make sure there's knoll smoldering debris. they don't want another fire to flare up. go ahead and take a look at the damage here. again, 18 structures, either damaged or destroyed and this is one of them. you can literally see right through this house, the second floor here, just destroyed. now, here are the new numbers for today. as of now, this fire has burned at least 4600 acres, the mandatory evacuation has been lifted for 20,000 who live in the area and they're work to go get

you don't get in a running fight with somebody who's smart as chris wallace. it never works. recommend them if you want to see how to do wit right, secretary pompeo on stephanopoulos. he had figured out his boundaries and he stayed right inside him. he did not let him bait him. it's a case study in how a person like reagan would have handled that interview. i think that mick mulvaney would do well to look at that approach and to take a much more disciplined approach to what he is doing. on the other hand i have to tell you. as you know, we share a packer stock and this week for the first of many hundred year history of the packers paid aaron rodgers had a perfect game. there's a lot to learn from not throwing interceptions and fumbling the white house could slow down a little bit. give us a couple weeks of error-free ball. >> laura: fortunately we didn't have that. you can't make those errors when the left is completely together and united. they never prank ranks. republicans are all on their own on occasion and it's frustrating to the president. thank you so much and pick up

hysterical. >> how do you feel. >> i think that bannon may be closer to truth than source that chris wallaceo. kennedy: i republican that you know and love, you have seen on a daily basis in your dreams and nightmares. >> maybe mitt romney. kennedy: her jeb bush. >> 20% chance, you would need 20 republican senators to vote for impeachment. does not mean it could get messy in senate, i think that bannon is on to something with nancy pelosi, probably will impeach him, she has nothing to lose as far as she is concerned. democratic polling show them breaking even. what they say are battle ground democratic states. you have to keep in mind, house votes to, members of democratic party in house voted to impeach president for high crime of making fun of nfl players, and gain for making fun of the squad and for high crime of this call to ukraine, the new russia in their books. i don't think that mitch mcconnell is up for a senate fight. there is no shot of senate removing donald trump from office. a long trial is possible if the flaky senators demand to see the whole the thing all over in rusa 2.0. k

i have great respect for chris wallace. i don't know who he is talking about but whoever is saying this to him is wrong. there is not the support. the reason is the president hasn't done anything impeachable. >> he is right in this case that we haven't seen the articles of impeachment but let's just assume they make this case. it seems like the biggest possibility is the house vote to impeach and the senate does not get to a guilty finding on this trial and they come short and it is used as a political cudgel if you will by democrats in the 2020 election against donald trump. senator lee is right as far as counting heads. tough to believe there will be enough republicans but without seeing the articles of impeachment it seems democrats want to focus like a laser on the ukraine phone call and the quid pro quo allegation to make it easy for the american public to understand. shannon: there's a lot of chatter about the potential nominee they may end up with talking about anxious democratic establishment asking is there anybody

joining me now is michael wallace. he is a member of the house armed services committee. certaining as counter transform, and the first green beret ever elected to congress. first, thank you for your service. let's talk about your position today. you voted with president trump over 90% of the time, why are you breaking with him on syria, what changed? >> i think we're making a mistake here. there is no other way to put it, i'm very concerned that we're creating conditions and now they're no longer jailing those fighters. the leader of isis is still alive and is kcalling for his gorilla fighters to attack these camps. i understand the frustration for how long the efforts have taken, but i think there is a misconception among many that there are tens of thousands of soldiers there. they were a depersonal by establishing that buffer zone that was working and keeping everyone focused on keeping a lied on that pandora's box. we have to stay on the offense. we have to fight these wars over there, stefanie, not back at home. >> as a counter terrorism expert, they say if isis mak

chris: i'm chris wallace. trump now calling on china to investigate joe biden as house democrats forge ahead with their impeachment inquiry. ♪ ♪ >> we are looking at corruption. we're not looking at politics. chris: the president lays out his defense and dares nancy pelosi to hold a formal vote to authorize the probement >> someone republicans are nervous about our bringing that vote to the floor. floor. chris: we'll explore new revelations in the case that help and hurt both sides. >> well, it reads like a classic organized crime shakedown. >> chairman schiff should be disqualified. they are fact witnesses in the samenv

trump came after fox news sunday host chris wallace tweeting somebody please explain to chris wallace that the phone conversation i had with the president of ukraine was con gene yan a genial and a good one. here is the president fawning over some of his favorite fox news anchors at his rally back in minnesota. >> fox and friends, they treat us great. what a great group. ames lee and steve, and by the way, brian's gotten a lot better. sometimes pete hegseth gets on there. tucker's been very good, i have to say, he's been good, and the legendary sean hannity. and laura ingraham who's knocking them out of the park. maria bateroma and the great lou dobbs, how good are they. how about greg? greg used to hate me, and now he's good. judge janine. i'm just rattling some names off. they're just terrific people. >> we didn't make the cut. >> no mention? >> weird. >> no mention. it's a bummer. >> still ahead, nbc's richard engel will bring us the latest. >>> new reporting on joe and hunter biden amid the president's relebtlentless atta. we're back in less than three minutes. n less than three m

chris: i'm chris wallace.china to investigate joe biden as house democrats forge ahead with their impeachment inquiry. ♪ ♪ >> we are looking at corruption. we're not looking at politics. chris: the president lays out his defense and dares nancy pelosi to hold a formal vote to authorize the probement. probement -- probe. >> some republicans are very nervous about us bringing that vote to the floor. chris: we'll explore new revelations in the case that help and hurt both sides. >> well, it reads like a classic organized crime shakedown. >> chairman schiff should be disqualified. they are fact witnesses in the

and before we go, one more reminder to tune into fox news sunday tomorrow for chris wallace excluesiveef of staff mick mol i'm jon scott thanks for joining us i'll see you again, tomorrow. [national anthem] ♪ ♪ pete: all right, all right. ed: good morning, everybody. jedediah: got a little groove to it. usually ed's the super mellow one of the bunch. ed: yankees lost. i couldn't wear my yankees stuff, but i wore my pinstripes. we're looking for the next jeter. this dramatic home run to tie fit up top of the

i have great respect for chris wallace. i don't know who he is talking to.ever for saying this him is wrong. there are simply not the support of their and the reason is the president has not done anything impeachable. look, it may be that he know something that the rest of us don't, but based on the information we have right now, this president doesn't have anything that could lead to that. i don't know where he's getting it. >> shannon: you been very vocal on the issue of religious freedom. i want to show something from us be 11. taken with the tax-exempt status from religious groups who don't agree with him on the same-sex marriage. >> anyone should worship as they predemo please, believe what they like, but the moment that any nonprofit organization offers services in the public sphere, higher education is a great example. health care clinic or hospital. they must follow the laws of this country including the law that prohibits discrimination based on any difference. >> shannon: reaction? >> that is one of the most terrifying sentences uttered by a politi

he may have watched the chris wallace interview, who knows.grown to believe that mulvaney did not do a good job. that's a problem. he's hearing it from republicans on capitol hill, who are pretty outspoken, that mulvaney did not do a good job. these things will build and mulvaney will probably leave. i've been told that they were looking to replace him before this even occurred. >> here is the thing. when you talk about who is leading this, john cornyn, senior republican, said, quote, i wish the chief of staff wasn't holding press conferences, maybe have your past secretary do that. have you heard of that before? secondly that is a slam and a level of sarcasm or snark coming from a very senior republican senator. >> yeah. and this is john cornyn comes from the same wing of the party that mick mulvaney comes from. these are not people you would think would be on the opposite side of the fence. >> mick mu will. v an. ey admitting to a quid pro quo. >> while the president was shouting to the mountain tops, maybe not cornyn. >> it looks like we go

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for most of his term fox has defended the president ok surely news anchors shepard smith and chris wallace have swim against the current and told it like it is why did the president use private attorneys rather than it out of the but. they are vastly outnumbered and the hardcore support for trump comes in primetime through the hosts of opinion shows names like carlson hannity and ingrid the ukraine story has resulted in that schism being laid bare on fox's air. so you have this tension within fox these 2 anchors essentially sailin each other's integrity shep smith. covered thinks it's appropriate he had on judge entered a part time that he has said that these are serious issues raised by the support that that to which the president has admitted is in and of itself a crime yes this is the same crime for all this is insufficient devoted to president's positions and saw tucker carlson some hours later a 2nd chance for another former federal prosecutor judge is it a crime here former federal prosecutor well i think judge an apollo tano there's a full shep smith came back you know a day later a

chris wallace, always great to see you. this weekend chris talks with california democratic congressman eric swalwell. he's on one of the panels running the impeachment inquiry. that is this sunday on your local fox nation. a very busy news friday. we have ten reasons you should keep it here. cops say he raped a little girl and cracked her skull with a shovel. a 9-year-old boy fighting cancer. we will talk to him. woman crashing her car and saving a family from an accused drunk driver. we will hear from her. jeff bezos may have only minutes left as the world's richest person. we will tell you who can take the top spot. a bitter breakup and the child caught in between. mom and dad fighting over whether their kid's a boy or a girl. families racing away from wildfires out west, not knowing what they will find when they get back. we are live in syria talking to isis prisoners after turkey's invasion and the u.s. withdrawal and another former white house insider lowering up -- lawyering up. what we know about john bolton's move.

arthel: so south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg was on with chris wallace, all right?right. arthel: this morning. chris raised the notion of medicare for all. >> do you think that some of the solutions that are being offered whether it's on climate change, medicare for all by senators warren and sanders are too drastic? >> look, take the example of in the medicare question. i'm proposing medicare for all who want it. it means we create a version of medicare, everybody can get access to it, and you get -- if you want to keep your private plan, we're okay with that. arthel: so even president obama said it needs some improvement. and it appears that enhancing obamacare, the affordable care act, with an option to end roll is still the most -- enroll is still the most viable option currently on the table. >> i think in a practical sense, that's very true. passing some kind of public option, it would be much easier than passing full scale medicare for all. and i think as buttigieg laid out, it's not just the costs, it's also the choice element of a medicare for all plan. a l

and before we go, one more reminder to tune into fox news sunday tomorrow for chris wallace excluesivewhite house chief of staff mick mol i'm jon scott thanks for joining us i'll see you again, tomorrow. >> hello america i'm mark levenn special edition, the house goes rogue, so i thought i would go through this process that we're dealing with as american citizens. the constitution article one section 2, the house of representatives shall have the soul power of impeachment. in past impeach. s involving inquiries into presidents, it was a civil process.