yovanovich: no. >> after you were turned to washington, you met with the deputy secretary of state and in your deposition you said the deputy secretary of state told you that you had done nothing wrong but that there was a concerted campaign against you. what did he mean by that? amb. yovanovich: i am not exactly sure. that thek it to mean allegations that mayor giuliani and others were putting out there -- that that was what it was. >> who else was involved in this concerted campaign against you? amb. yovanovich: there were some members of the press and others in rudy giuliani circle. >> and who from ukraine? , theyovanovich: in ukraine prosecutor general and his predecessor, certainly. , the prosecutor general was the lead? amb. yovanovich: yes. >> did president zielinski indicate he was going to keep him on? amb. yovanovich: he indicated he was not going to keep him on. >> you testified earlier that he had a reputation of being corrupt? amb. yovanovich: that is right. secretary toputy you about yo

was marie yovanovich caught hiding something in her testimony today?policies change but not for those seeking to do the work of protecting tour nation, the work you have done for decades. lou: perhaps without realizing it, congresswoman val demmings did a good job of laying out what they are trying to do in that hearing room. the dimms believe the deep state have the right and responsibility to carry out the orthodoxed policies no matter who is in office. marie yovanovich denied pressuring the ukrainian prosecutor from investigating certain groups. >> i want to reiterate that the allegation that i disaccept night a do not prosecute list was as fabrication. the former ukrainian prosecutor acknowledged the list never existed. lou: not quite. as investigative journalist john solomon and the "new york times" both reported. poroshenko denies he deny that allegation. he says it was based on a bad translation and yovanovich did pressure him not to prosecute those sacktivists. joining me, robert wray. this -- rather than characterize it myself, let me defer to

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was marie yovanovich caught hiding something in her testimony today? >> policies change but not for those seeking to do the work of protecting tour nation, the work you have done for decades. lou: perhaps without realizing it, congresswoman val demmings did a good job of laying out what they are trying to do in that hearing room. the dimms believe the deep state have the right and responsibility to carry out the orthodoxed policies no matter who is in office. marie yovanovich denied pressuring the ukrainian prosecutor from investigating certain groups. >> i want to reiterate that the allegation that i disaccept night a do not prosecute list was as fabrication. the former ukrainian prosecutor acknowledged the list never existed. lou: not quite. as investigative journalist john solomon and the "new york times" both reported. poroshenko denies he deny that allegation. he says it was based on a bad translation and yovanovich did pressure him not to prosecute those sacktivists. joining me, robert wray. this -- rather than characterize it myself, let me defe

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but the president's tweet sparked a furor. >> everywhere marie yovanovich went turned back. she started out in somalia, how did that go? then fast forward to ukraine. it's a u.s. president's absolute right to appoint ambassadors. but the tweet caused howls in the halls of congress with the democrats accusing the president of witness camperring and intimidation. yovanovich said she felt threatened by the president. the president said he was defending himself. president trump: i have the right to speak, i have freedom of speech just like other people do. but they have taken away the republicans' rights. reporter: we are look ahead to next week. more impeachment testimony including kurt volker and fiona hill. it should make for an interesting week in washington. >> a commercially successful week if it's any indication from all the news networks covering this radical theater. kevin corke, great to see you. today's testimony from ambassador yovanovich leaving even the radical dimms wondering why in the world was she there. chairman schiff trying desperately to portray the removal

i want to talk about marie yovanovich.ant to talk about how in the senate hearings she was prepared by the obama administration to be an ambassador in ukraine and they brought up, she didn't, the obama people brought up how she should handle it if some republican might bring up the issue of hunter biden making 50 -- now i'm hearing $83,000 a month. what does it tell you about the obama administration and their knowledge of corruption in ukraine? >> it means they were aware of it. they briefed their ambassador nominations to help cover up for it or have an excuse for it. and they were perfectly okay with it. the same questions congresswoman stefanik was prepared to ask were the ones the obama administration prepared her to answer during her confirmation. how can you be the', the obama administration going back many years was involved if not covering up the corruption in ukraine. the same corruption president trump was rightly trying to root out. judge jeanine: kent, the other witness was concerned about biden. when yovanovi

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but schiff misread the transcripts of mckinley and yovanovich if he thinks they support his claims.hey do not. their testimony bolsters and i vindicates the president. the dimms tried to paint 0 both yovanovich and mckinley as scared of and concerned about president trump. it seems the left is covering up for the damaging truth. within that 317 pages of testimony of the ambassador it's revealed she was aware of president trump's scepticism of ukraine. oversight committee staffer asked yovanovich whether she was aware of the president's deep-rooted scepticism about ukraine's environment. she answered yes. she is then asked what she knew. she respond with that he, i mean he shared that concern directly with president poroshenko in their first meeting in the oval office. in a second damning answer, yovanovich said the trump administration's policy toward ukraine has been stronger than that under the obama administration. she goes on to say president trump's decision to provide lethal weapons to ukraine made america's policy toward ukraine stronger. a topic president trump recently brou

lawmakers did not attack yovanovich's quit ability, directing most of their fire to schiff's handling of the process. >> are at indulgence with you without a long time ago, mr. ch. >> claims due to a campaign of disinformation of corrupt ukrainian interest. >> we have a new administration in ukraine that did not have confidence in this ambassador. >> emma craddick mike quigley mock to the public everything worked out well. >> it's not the end of a hallmark movie. it's the end of the really bad reality tv show brought to you by someone who knows a lot about them. >> what it was over, witness drew applause and lawmakers went behind closed door to question david holmes based on new evidence. holmes overheard a cell phone conversation between ambassador to the e.u. gordon sondland and president trump when ambassador bill taylor says the president was focused on the investigations. that sets the stage for next week with eight weaknesses expected to testify in public including ambassador sondland. >> bret: let's get president trump side of the story regarding today's tweets and his take on

as we mentioned, congress heard from ousted ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovich. she started with a description of her time as a diplomat representing our country. >> i have moved 13 times and served in seven different h countries, five of them hardship posts. my first tour was mogadishu, somalia, an increasingly t dangerous place as that a country's civil war kept s s grinding on. i helped open our embassy in uzbekistan. as we were establishing an relations with a new country, our small embassy was attacked by a gunman who sprayed the embassy building with gunfire. i later served in moscow. in 1993, during the attempted coup in russia, i was caught ind crossfire between presidential u and parliamentary forces. >> we have established this ambassador doesn't scare easily. she then went on to describe how she was removed from her post in ukraine and her reaction when she learned that trump had made disparaging comments about her in that call on july 25th. >> you said that deputy secretary of state told you that you had done nothing wrong but that there was a concert

tomorrow we'll hear from the former ambassador to you've crane marie yovanovich. the dimms can hardly do worse on the second day than they did on the first. return to white house correspondent kevin corke. reporter: good to be with you. the president sets the foreign policy for this country, not the diplomats on the ground. today he didn't say a lot. in fact he didn't answer any questions before he made his way to louisiana. but he did allow white house officials to act in his stead. among them kelly and conway, she had plenty to say and a chance to handicap tomorrow's proceedings. >> we learned that the democrats had no case against the president. this was a real court of law and not adam schiff's kangaroo court. objections would have been flying from any reasonable attorney. to say hey we've just discovered staffer of mine overheard a conversation the a staffer was having about the president in a restaurant. reporter: democrats as you pointed out remain convinced the president's conduct in that conversation with ukraine's president amounts to high crimes and mis

yovanovich, i thought why is she there? she had nothing to add.rish: hang congressman, hear -- congressman, hearsay is more believable and directs testimony. >> you can be convicted of speeding if someone thought they saw you speeding. trish: coming up, bernie sanders is saying if elected he will put several socialists aoc in a very important white house role. we are going to have fun with this. maybe she could be head of the environmental protection agency because when we aoc said people should rethink having kids if they want to combat climate change? >> it does lead young people to have a legitimate question. should -- is it okay to still have children. trish: this needs to stop. get out of her own way. we'll discuss what kind of horrifying role she could have in the white house. liberal policies literally harming people. a third seattle area murder tied to the city's sanctuary city policy. tommy laren says they have blood on their hands. rashida tlaib is a free bird. remember this? >> she said, i am her dream manifested. i'm they are free bird

trump. >> catherine, we're learning from hale that pompeo spoke to hannity about yovanovich, spoke toani twice. what does that say about pompeo, speaking to them but declining to publicly support his ambassador? >> i think it says that not only are there lots of vacancies throughout the federal government, but apparently our foreign policy has been outsourced to the president's private attorney and his favorite tv anchor, which is a bit disturbing. i don't remember the senate having advise and consent responsibilities for those particular appointments, but there you go. clearly the president and his most senior underlings all trust people like sean hannity much more than they trust their own senate-confirmed appointees. >> yeah. max, i just wanted to read this tweet from cnn's brian stelter. he said earlier this month hannity told me through a spokesperson, i have never been contacted about ukraine by secretary pompeo or anyone else at the state department. he denied it again tonight by the way, that he ever talked to pompeo. what do you think about this? >> well, based on sean hannit

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judge jeanine: i don't care about marie yovanovich.ryone is saying they said bad things about marie yovanovich. hey, obama appointed you. get out. we don't want you anymore. why doesn't the president have that right? because he's a republican. >> he does have that right. when obama pays off the iranians with piles of cash he's celebrated with a nobel peace prize. it's the longest war we have never been in. judge jeanine: with the democrats cook up this phoney impeachment since day one? brian kilmeade joins me next. brian, wave. judge jeanine: the impeachment inquiry the dems are running started way back in 2017. the day president trump was elected to be our commander-in-chief. joining me with more, "fox and friends" host and author of "sam houston and the alamo," my friend brian kilmeade joins us now. first of all, i love seeing you at night. it proves to me and the rest of the world that you do actually function at night even though you are up at 3:00 every morning to do "fox and friends." let's talk about this lunacy and the presiden

republicans pointed out that yovanovich also testified for several reasons that our policy actually got stronger over the last three years. >> you look at the transcripts, the president of ukraine was not a fan of us either. he did not exactly say glowing things. i'm sure she's a very fine woman. i just don't know much about h her. >> mckinley testified he accelerated his plans to leave the state department rhetorical reasons because of what happened to yovanovich and what was contained in the transcript of president trump's call with volodymyr zelensky. mckinley saying he was concerned about the missions to secure political information for domestic purposes, adding, i know longer had a useful role to play. republicans pointed out that while mckinley had opinions about what happened, he had no firsthand knowledge of what was behind either issue. >> as i've said before, the front of the facts have never change and will never change. we've seen the transcript. everyone has been able to read that. that's the best evidence that no quid pro quo, whatever questions were in play. >> firsthand

now, the president as you know lashed out on friday at marie yovanovich, the ousted ambassador to ukraine, while she was actually testifying. he did not call her a never trumper but he has used the term against bill taylor, alexander vindman, who is a lieutenant colonel who testifies tomorrow, and against jennifer williams. as for her and marie yovanovitch they have something else in common. no support from their superiors. when asked about the attack today on williams, who is a senior adviser to vice president pence, his press secretary all but disowned her saying, quote, jennifer is a state department employee. as for secretary of state pompeo here is what he said today when asked about the president's attack on ambassador yovanovich. >> the state department is fully supportive not only of what we done but our ukraine policy moving forward. >> but no defense of your employees? >> i always defend -- the greatest diplomatic court in the history of the world. very proud of the team. >> so good news, right? he always defends his employees except apparently when asked again seconds later abo

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( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: but -- but -- but yovanovich was given somemy advice to save herob from soft-boiled ambassador gordon sondland.-9 told her, "you know, you need to go big or go home. you need to, you know, tweet out there that you support the president." which she did not do. so faced with losing her career or saying one nice thing about donald trump, she said, "anybody got any boxes?" ( cheers and applause ) because i'm out of here! ( piano riff ) ( applause ) of course, the president is not impressed with schiff's transparency, tweeting earlier "if shifty adam schiff, who is a corrupt politician who fraudulently made up what i said on the 'call,' is allowed to release transcripts of the never trumpers and others that are and were interviewed, he will change the words that were said to suit the dems purposes. republicans, dot, dot, dot, dot dot, dot, dot, should give their own transcripts of the interviews to contrast with schiff's manipulated propaganda." ( audience reacts ) okay. here's the thing: there's a non-partisan stenographer in the room typing every word

ambassador, marie yovanovich, who is testifying friday. she doesn't know why, but she suspects that there is some business interest at play. and then of course we find out that they have also been gathering this discredited information about joe and hunter biden for rudy giuliani to use to bring back to president trump to try to help him in his 2020 campaign. >> so remind us what kind of story yovanovitch can tell on friday. she was rather blindsided by this development. >> she was completely blindsided. and it's worth remembering -- so she's worked for three presidents, bush, obama, and trump. and she was in ukraine and she was a very vocal critic of this corrupt system in ukraine. she was trying to change it. she was trying to bring the rule of law, and ukrainian officials came up to her and said, you should watch your back. she didn't know what was going on. then there began to be this campaign against her, which the president's son, donald trump jr., joined by tweeting that she should be fired. she kept speaking out about corruption. a

marie yovanovich and former senior advisor to mike pompeii so he's transcripts were released. but adam schiff misread the transcripts if i thought they supported his outrageous claims against president trump. they in fact do not. their testimony bolsters and vindicates the president. in short, summations of those depositions. the dimms tried to point both yarn vich and mckinley scared of and concerned about president trump. within that 317 pages of testimonies of the ambassador it was revealed she was aware of president trump's scepticism about ukraine. steve caster asked if she was aware of the president's deep-rooted scepticism about ukraine's business environment. she answers yes. and is then asked what she knew. she responds with that he, i mean he shared that concern directly with president poroshenko in their first meeting in the oval office. in a second damning excerpt. she said the trump administration policy stored ukraine has been stronger than that under the obama administration. she goes on to say president trump's decision to provide lethal weapons to ukraine made

how concerning are these two, ambassador yovanovich and mckinley? >> first, let's applaud them for their patriotism. the commander in chief has attempted to smear them and threaten them and they still have courage and love of country to come forward and let the american people know what happened. this is yet again another example of donald trump exercising his power in a way that is completely about self-service and not in the best interest of our nation and not in the best interest of truth, not in the best interest of justice and not in the best interest of our national security. >> based on everything you've heard so far, senator, if he is impeached in the house, it comes to a trial in the senate, would you wrote to convict and remove the president from office? >> wolf, we will let the process take its course but based on everything i've seen, yeah. let's be clear. i am a former prosecutor. i have handle a lot of cases over my life. when we are looking at this, we are talking about basically a confession, we are talking about the commission of th

i'm also going to be highly tuned to ambassador yovanovich's testimony. that president trump really was gullible enough to fall for corrupt ukrainian officials revenge campaign. they were upset about marie yankee's wo yovanovich's work and wanted to smear her and rudy and trump fell for it. >> the source of that sort of whisper campaign being against her with motivation. >> exactly. >> what are your thoughts in terms of what we have ahead on friday? >> i absolutely agree with sam that it's still even with friday coming up, ambassador sondland's testimony next week will be, i think, the most meaningful thing that could come given what we know about ambassador taylor thus far. a lot of about trump's argument against impeachment rides on what ambassador sondland says. so i'll be looking forward to see if the arguments about this being a process woe and whatnot suddenly crumble if and when sondland confirms the veracity of taylor's testimony. >> appreciate it. so nice to have you. >> thank you. >>> still to come this hour, today's hearing was easily the bigge

ambassador yovanovich was caught in a lie by lee zeldin. person needs to be referred to the department of justice for lying under oath. we need to not hear from this ambassador next week because her credibility is in question. james carville, when i was doing this in the 1990s. they were defending bill clinton and were on offense every single day. they had a scorched earth policy. if you lifted your head up against bill clinton, you became a victim. we need to have that -- this is a fight for the future of america. gregg: a guy came up to me at the train station. he said i pulled up the transcript online. can you tell me what's wrong with it? i think americans are pretty smart. they will get around to reading the transcript. stay with us. we'll be right back with more.? gregg: president trump railing against the sham impeachment process carried out by the radical dimms. president trump: they shouldn't be having public hearings. this is a hoax like the russian witch hunt. every one of those people testified absolutely fine for me. they have

on friday is ambassador marie yovanovich, the former u.s. envoy to ukraine, who was recalled back to the u.s. by president trump in may after what she called a months-long concerted campaign against her by rudy giuliani and his associates. we also learned today that also on friday, that aide to ambassador bill taylor, whose name is david holmes, he overheard that call between president trump and ambassador sondland. he will be testifying but behind closed doors. don? >> alex, thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> congress is just getting started as democrats work to make their case for impeachment. i'm going to speak with one of them next. i'm happy to give you the tour, i love doing it. hey jay. jay? charlotte! oh hi. he helped me set up my watch lists. oh, he's terrific. excellent tennis player. bye-bye. i recognize that voice. annie? yeah! she helped me find the right bonds for my income strategy. you're very popular around here. there's a birthday going on. karl! he took care of my 401k rollover. wow, you call a lot. yeah, well it's

yovanovich disputing that she provide a do not prosecute list that includes yurks ri poroshenko.aid it won't be hard -- solomon said it won't be hard for "the hill" to review these since all my source documents are original interviews and are transparently linked for all to see. joining us, sit seasons united president, former trump campaign aid, david bossie. let's start with this epstein report. i have have to applaude minority leader mccarthy. this is standing up and getting at it. that is a strong letter. your thoughts? >> i'm excited to try to get to the bottom of this. this case has the american people's attention. i think what leader mccarthy has done is put abc news on notice that he wants to see and the american people want to see why they did not run this story. i have worked with abc many times over with bill clinton issues, and that maybe is what the question is about. lou: you have been working hard to bring in documents, you are getting all sorts on this broadcast. i choose not to name the whistleblower the name of which is known to half the western world because of

and marie yovanovich was forced out of his job. she says she was the victim of a smear campaign led by rudy giuliani. she believes she was targeted because she was getting in the way and when she asked gordon sondland how to save her job, he told her to, tweet, praise of the president. she did not and she was removed. the whole episode concerned secretary of state mike pompeo second in command. michael mckinly says he was so concerned he raised those concerns to mike pompeo three times before ultimately resigning in part over the way marie yovanovich was being treated. so far all the witnesses told aspects of the same story that president trump wanted president zelensky to investigate his political rivals. if zelensky did not, then president trump would not set a date for a white house meeting and he would not release the nearly $400 million in military aid. now, zelensky has not yet opened any investigations. he has also not gotten a white house visit, but he did get a meeting with the president in new york while they were at the

. >> yovanovich. >> taylor. >> george kent. george kent. steve: the anti-trump cult recite the names of these bureaucrats like holy even can y encantsing tions. on america role in the world they arrogantly oppose. i have worked at the heart of government. these permanent bureaucrats hate political back channels because it takes away from their power to control policy. they use every trick in the book to brand political involvement as illegitimate. but they are the ones acting illegitimate. they have no le lit mat mandate. in this poll there is only one person who fits that description. and it's president trump. these civil servants putting on a pedestal. they are part after smug, arrogant elite that's been wrong on every major issue the last 30 years. i would rather take the advice from the chickens in my back yard. that's me with my chickens. they are very cute and very smart chickens. but there was one name missing from this cast of characters last week. this man, kurt volker was there giving testimony money. the transcript of his evidenc

ambassador to ukraine maria yovanovich as she testified before the house panel. came as yovanovich testified that she was the target of a campaign of disinformation that involves president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. >> you are watching ktvu fox 2 at 6:30. senator bernie sanders submitted top. today. the democratic candidate picking up a major endorsement. >> medicare for all to everyone in this country. >> the national nurses united, the country's largest nurses union endorsed senator sanders in support of his medicare for all plan. about 200 nurses from around the country welcomed tenders to the union's headquarters here in the bay area. >> senators sanders finds himself in the top tier of a crowded field of democrats in nearly every single pole joined by elizabeth warren and joe biden. >> sanders sat down with our reporter greg lee to talk about medicare for all and the importance of winning california. >> senator sanders, you now have endorsements from both national nurses united and the national teachers of los angeles. what does that mean to y

act i, gordon sondland, william taylor, maria yovanovich.d-door hearing, selectively leaking highlights to the press. act two, asked towhen ambassador sondland provided new testimony saying that he forgot about a conversation which he pressured ukraine to launch investigatio investigations. after a few weeks of, i don't know, reading press reports about what other witnesses were saying, biden said, yes, i remember now. >> offering something he calls an opinion to the ukrainians why military aid was held up. >> act iii opens next week when hearings open to the public stage which can produce drama or fizzle as robert mueller's as he repeated what was in his russia report. president trump barely making a decision between the democrats and the press. >> the crooked media have launched a deranged, delusional, disruptive, and highly partisan impeachment witch hunt. >> he called the whistle-blower fake and joining some g.o.p. allies, urge he be outed. >> the whistle-blower is a disgrace to our country! a disgrace. the whistle-blower, because of tha