john roberts is live in the briefing room. john? >> shep, good afternoon. sarah huckabee sanders will take the podium in the next ten minutes or so. she arrives 10, 15 minutes after the scheduled time. the president not giving rex tillerson arousing endorsement saying he's here because the water fountain is also here. we don't know what the future of the water fountain will be. this is something that's been talked about for a long time here, including the idea that mike pompeo would replace him at the state department and tom cotton with whom the president has a terrific relationship would replace pompeo. to for some reason the pompeo switch doesn't work, i'm being told there's a secondary plan that's being talked about here at the white house. not necessarily officially endorsed the president likes nikki haley. it's possible she could go to the state department that would leave a vacancy at the united nations that could be filled by dena powell, that is a power player here. we will point out that the wall street is reporting there's no plan to remove rex t

john do these protests do more to hurt the cause? >> john: they do because forget about whether the cause is good or bad. i agree with a lot of what they're protesting but the problem is this we have this year in the united states 7600 retail stores closing compare that to 6800 that close at the height of the recession. you're protesting these retail stores in chicago and chicago's tax base has been eroded. all you're going to do is drive people to buy more stuff online or to not shop. the problem you have in chicago right now specifically with the police department, with social services, is politicians. that you should be protesting. you have $62 billion in unfunded pension and debt obligations into the city of chicago only $ 0.33 out of every dollar promised by these politicians who knew they couldn't pay for it is funded right now and to go out there and to hurt retail, you're hurting your own city by doing this and yes, i think the cause is lost. >> dagen: patrice do these protests help or hurt their cause because they do have th

meanwhile, john roberts joins us now. john, what are the options that are being looked at currently? >> reporter: sandra, good afternoon. i want to point out that within the last hour "the wall street journal" is quoting john kelly, the chief of staff here as saying, whoa, there's no plan to remove rex tillerson as secretary of state. we should point out thereofn't a plan to remove him, only to replace him if and when he decides he wants to remove himself. so let's go back to where we started. that is plans to replace secretary of state rex tiller son, whom i'm told is expected to leave. this could all change. but, it's kind of an open secret around here that he probably wants to step down at some point. i'm told late january might be the timing. mike pompeo, leading candidate to replace tillerson as secretary of state. if pompeo leaves the cia to go to the state department, the plan here would be, and this could also change as well, because this is still a long way off politically, for the president to get arkansas senat

that's the way to go. >> dagen: john, privatize or not >> john: absolutely. gary b. has been on this, they've gone to 80% failure rate can you imagine any company surviving that when you fail it that often? yes you need to privatize it. i was in india when they had the terrorists bombings and privat ized security there and uniform and very strict but seamless as you go through it. the inconsistencies of tsa are absolutely appalling. i'm against a very broken system that needs to be taken out of government's hands. >> dagen: lee the tsa is implementing the ct scanners in some airports i think testing them in two so they are try to improve the bomb detection and weapon detection. >> lee: but they are but why shouldn't three do something more innovative or creative and that won't happen with just government so maybe they should consider doing partnership, if you look at disaster recovery there's partnerships with companies like toyota to make it more efficient and cut the recovery time in half. why doesn't the tsa look at alternatives and say let's make this more effici

david: and john, we are at the beginning, john tamny of the holiday spending season, but already we are getting record numbers, so, there's really a lot of good news afoot. >> well, yeah, spending is always and everywhere an effective production, people are producing more and they're productive and that's economic growth. i'll add that with americans, it's always-- and this is what steve said, it's always about economic growth. americans aren't terribly political people. look how many vote in american elections. americans are thankfully about producing things and let's end the nonsense about russia, how embarrassing and focus on growing. david: we look back to the clinton era and bill clinton was president and got embroiled in this controversy that led to his impeachment, in the midst of that he had a tremendous tax cut that led to tremendous economic growth. he cut the capital gains tax. >> whatever think of bill clinton, i applaud his centrism. if the democrats want to get back, go to peace and prosperity, why would that be a bad thing? i think the economy is on-- it's really on a rol

nancy pelosi and john conyers. here's the truth is people on both sides whether it's way more, conyers, franken, whoever it is. a few serious allegations of sexual assault or harassment you don't need to be in public office. the truth is -- a lot easier than the ones in the private sector. >> it is. members of the congress to enjoy special protections in this area. are democrats blowing an opportunity to really lead on this issue here? >> no, i don't think they are because they have been bills already proposed that they would take up next week. >> canton, the best they can do -- hold on come in the best they can do is propose bills about training? think about when nancy pelosi said about john conyers. this is what she said about roy moore. take a listen. >> were you putting politics ahead of their personal discuss? >> we're talking about a child molester. >> president clinton was accused of being a sexual predator. >> wide-awake talking about how we go forward. trade to come on, and fun pitching solidly the allegat

john? >> you have six republican senators either no or seriously on the fence here. can you win enough over in order to pass this? if the president gets snookered by the president, what will his reaction be? >> we're confident we'll get it passed and we would love to see some democrats come on board and support this historic piece of legislation that we feel will be one of the great legacies of this presidency. >> the fact he department get any democrats in the house, how will that go for the senate? >> there's always hope. we hope that democrats want to put partisan politics aside and want the people of the country first. we're confident we'll get it done. >> safe to say the president won't be pleased if he gets snookered by the senate again? >> i think the american people are the ones that won't be pleased. they'll lose out the most if this doesn't go forward. >> disaster refounding request for $44 billion today. it's much less than what a number of different governors in the various impa

what did they know, when did they know it, john solomon? i'm talking about obama, mueller, eric holder, hillary clinton. >> we are at a little disadvantage right now because we don't have those records, and also the records that congress needs to go get, but i can tell you i have a person quoted in my story who has direct knowledge of what the justice department new. this person said without a shred of doubt we knew in 2009 a year before cfius rolled that they were engaged in criminality, without a shadow of a doubt we knew that russia was trying to gain a corner on the u.s. market, get a strong hold on our uranium, and without a doubt we knew they were using political levers to try to get their way here. we are talking about control, like this document says, they are trying to gain control of our markets. that has to be national security interest that should have been raised in cfius. >> sean: president daily briefings were told. had this information in it before cfius approves this. >> that's what we need to find out. we need to see those

john roberts starts us off with this report. >> do you want rex tillerson on the job? >> meeting with the crown prince of bahrain, president trump gave secretary of state rex tillerson a lesson ringing endorsement. sources inside and outside the administration tell fox news plans are being made for possible departure of tillerson that could happen in late january. the most likely scenario to replace him, elevate cia director mike pompeo to secretary of state and replaced pompeo with arkansas senator tom cotton has been one of the president's most reliable supporters on capitol hill. the white house and state department pushed back at the notion that tillerson was being forced out. >> >> chief of staff kelly calld our department this morning and said the rumors are not true. >> in a statement, white house press secretary sarah sanders was somewhat ambiguous, saying "as the president just said, rex is here. there are no personnel announcements at this time." >> and the president loses confidence in someone, they will no longer be here. >> questions continue to swirl. pre

makes claims that when she worked for john conyers she was abused. she said she was not abused but she was, did recount walking to his office and he was sitting in his underwear. i don't know exactly how that doesn't fall into the category. the fact is she said she rang all the bells, all the alarms, she went to gebhardt's office and she alerted everyone. all of it should be investigated and we should find out where the breakdowns occurred. it is very serious. >> bret: let's be honest, this policy, the process, if you are an accuser to go through on capitol hill is arcane and it's kind of ridiculous. >> to think so many of these people are sitting around lecturing the rest of america about how they should handle these sorts of situations, it's pretty comical. >> bret: let's play the sound bite from the candidates in the alabama senate race, roy moore and doug jones. >> i think the establishment consists in the democrats and republicans want to keep the same people in there. they didn't want a conservative rebel they couldn't manage. i've never been m

john? john: the president came from back to the press cabin on air force one. he said it looks like he will meet with vladimir putin in today manage. in vietnam. it's expected the two of them would meet. the president says it's very important to get russia's cooperation on north korea. that's one of the reasons they are going to meet at the apec conference in danang. on north korea the president said he will make a decision soon on whether to designate north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. disputes that xi jinping comes to the meeting with a new set of power. he has more power than any other chinese leader since month mao. he would like the saudi oil company aranco to be on the new york stock exchange. he's mulling over on whether to do it at the new york stock exchange. the president said he knows they have been looking in london and others. the president would like to see that come to the new york stock exchange and he put that in with king salman. the air force rock 'n roll band is kick it up. the air force orchestra opposite the band displayed the je

john? john: the president came from back to the press cabin on air force one. he said it looks like he will meet with vladimir putin in today manage. in vietnam. it's expected the two of them would meet. the president says it's very important to get russia's cooperation on north korea. that's one of the reasons they are going to meet at the apec conference in danang. on north korea the president said he will make a decision soon on whether to designate north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. disputes that xi jinping comes to the meeting with a new set of power. he has more power than any other chinese leader since month mao. he would like the saudi oil company aranco to be on the new york stock exchange. he's mulling over on whether to do it at the new york stock exchange. the president said he knows they have been looking in london and others. the president would like to see that come to the new york stock exchange and he put that in with king salman. the air force rock 'n roll band is kick it up. the air force orchestra opposite the band displayed the je

. >> and i am john scott. >> john: he now faces a charge of terrorism and providing material support to isis following the attack in lower manhattan that left 12 people lead and others injuries. he chose halloween to kill as many people as possible. he reportedly wanted to display the isis flag in his hospital room. they are working around-the-clock to build a case against him. >> hundreds of personnel on this side of the river and new jersey have been working around-the-clock developing and tracking leads as we dig deeper in the life of sayfullo saipov. charges while significant should be taken as no indication the work is over and we will not stop until every last lead is uncovered. >> john: julie is live downtown. >> reporter: it took 24 hours before they gathered enough overwhelming evidence including terrorism and murder charges. he sat there in wheelchair and shackle and showing no remorse including one count of violence of a automotor and causing death which cores death. he actually plotted the attack for a year after being radicalized on line and made dry runs in the past cou

i'm an engineer, and john is an i.t. guy, and he gave us tremendous support at the firms that we were cut together here in san antonio. and after we went in different directions, we kept in touch. john is a man of faith. he is motivated in everything that he does by what he believes. he seeks to love god and love people with every single thing that he does. and john found a wonderful woman to marry, crystal. crystal was a widow with five children and john married crystal and took her children as if they were his own and he has always love them and cherish them as though they were his blood. now john and crystal were expecting their first child together in this tragedy just brought a bitter, bitter and to that. john is one of those guys that you don't meet very many of that kind of person. solid, you rely on them, and we need people like john and his family in this country. they are the salt that preserves us. >> martha: there's a gofundme page. i know people are listening and they just want to help. how did they do that?

david: john, what do you think? >> why would we allow the federal government to control who comes in in terms of human capital. we would recoil if the government presumed to say how many computers and what kind, how many cars and what kind, yet the most important source of economic growth as possible, human beings, we allow these people who comes in and out of this, get the federal government out of it. david: but, bill, it's a gift fob a u.s. citizen, to be allowed to live and work here and hopefully for them to become a citizen. the president keeps talking about this merit-based system as opposed to the diversity system, kind of an open lottery. wouldn't it be better to get people who have certain skills that we know would help our economy? >> you bet, david. we should have a merit system. a point scale with points awarded for being willing to work really, really hard or having advanced degrees and under my points system, people from mexico and china would get high scores. >> and rich, we know that this merit-base

john solomon and sara carter is up next. a fake news report of cnn, you don't want to miss this straight ahead. >> welcome back to hannity we reported john solomon out with another massive bomb story. according to this report deputy fbi director andrew mccabe issued a e-mail declaring the clinton investigation has been given "a special status" and handled by a small team of high ranking fbi officials. there is more on the russian bribery case. the name has been released of the fbi inform phapbt. john is reporting the democratic senator from the state of california calf, dianne feinstein wants to speak with him. joining us now is john solomon and investigative reporter, sara carter. i don't know where to begin. this informant's name was released. that's troublesome to me. more troublesome, i will let you both address this. john, first, more troublesome is the fact their justice department is leaking he doesn't have information when i know that is a lie. >> yes, are you right, john. we have seen the attorney general say there

nancy pelosi got john conyers to step aside. she foreshadowed that. he is being held accountable for the settlement he has with at least one woman staffer, as he should be and any others that are revealed. john conyers is being held accountable and exactly what should happen here. >> bill: ron desantis is a republican from florida and our guest in 30 minutes. to both of you ladies this is what he is proposing. make public all the payments funded by taxpayers that go to claims of sexual harassment in the past. something i think a lot of people did not even know about. number two, bar the use of tax dollars in future to settle harassment claims and require that any member of congress named in the settlement pay by the taxpayers reimburses the money. katie, i think a person of -- let's say sound logic would say that sounds all right. why in the world wasn't this happening before? >> the idea that american taxpayers have sent out $17 million of their hard-earned money so that congressmen can engage in sexual harassment or other kinds of discrimination aga

looks like we lost john. as john gets back to us, we'll get back to you with john. standing by is judith miller. as you were saying. let's talk about the trade aspects of this. the president said we have to work on trade, and we have to work on military. one of the things he said is that he was going to watch japan or help japan in terms of influence and buy more military weaponry from the united states. i.e. the f-35 as well as missiles that could shoot down whatever kim jong-un was shooting into the air. what is your reaction to that? >> i think that's an important part of the trilateral alliance and an important part of the president's strategy is to make sure each country is doing what it can to defend itself. there was a reference to the 33,000 americans now in south korea and to. >> the 50,000 americans in japan. these are soldiers obviously. but it's quite clear when it comes to air defense, the president expects abe, prime minister abe, and he calls him shinzo, shinzo and donald. but he expects japan to do what it can to defend its own air space and provide

that won steve daines of montana but it could repel john mccain john mccain. he's had concerns about the tax cuts benefiting wealthier individuals. >> bret: we have details we will get into as the debate goes forward. thank you. next up, the fox news exclusive james rosen reporting on the trump dossier. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? the market.redict but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> document requests for a long time and they've been stonewalling. speak of the battle is not just with house democrats. it's also with the department of justice. access to the information we need. >> we have asked since march to have this information. we sent subpoenas out in june, july, and august and they haven't been complied with. i think stonewalling would be putting it lightly. >> fox news exclusive, james rosen reporting about an internal house memo obtained by fo

john? >> the president was asked a little bit earlier when he met with his cabinet about the possibility of sending this terror suspect to the detention facility at guantanamo bay. he said he is open to that. does the president believe he has the authority as commander-in-chief to sent this terror suspect to gitmo? that's my first question. my second question is about gitmo, what advantages does the president see in sending this terror suspect to guantanamo bay, cuba? >> the point he made is that he supports or would support that. he wasn't advocating for it. he would support it. if he felt like that was the best move. >> are there advantages in terms of sending any terror suspect to guantanamo bay? >> that's a question that we would have to dive in teacher and talk with an interagency process before answering that. >> the president said last night he ordered dhs to step up the extreme vetting. i'm wondering if you can tell us specifically about what extreme vetting entails and if there's a

john roberts, who is very busy and live on the north long. john? >> shepard: shep, the president fired that primitive tweet chuck schumer said the president should stop tweeting and start the meeting. clearly, he is tweaking the democrats. a number of months ago, the president coming out and saying, i have a deal with them in terms of what to do about the dreamers and budget resolution, continuing resolution, but now it is short strokes in terms of that resolution going to run out very soon and they have to get a budget deal going. the democrats clearly are not going to be cooperating. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader said this afternoon he is that she is never gone to a meeting thate president called and does not understand. there's a lot of authority issues to work out. you have to have a budget paired the president wants to do something about the dreamers. he wants his measures on immigration, and he is getting a lot of resistance on the issue of the wall. we will see with this meeting this afternoon goes, but if you're talking to the rep

of john conyers was almost incoherent. it was unexpected, as james noted. this is a break really for roy moore in the sensitive john conyers was been noted the most senior democrat in the house and his nancy pelosi would have it,, and icon to democrats, is still in place when roy moore, if he's elected, shows up. seems to be it will be pretty hard for the senate to throw him out of office, to expel him, with conyers still sitting there and al franken. his charges may be lesser but it appears he was a serial groper. those guys are a bit of a shield for moore, assuming he gets elected. remarkable. >> bret: let's talk about the franken appearance. a lot of reporters noted, never got to agree with the characterizations of the actual allegations. >> it's a very peculiar thing to be apologizing and talking about mistakes without ever quite acknowledging the nature of the mistakes. i mean, what he's been accused of doing is pretty straightforward. he was a fanny pincher and a groper and it happened many times and he was in the ha

gregg: john solomon of the hill * uncovered the document. it is a crime to mishandle classified documents through gross negligence. comey wrote out a letter of exoneration of hillary clinton in which he crossed out the words gross negligence and substituted extreme carelessness. those terms are i man us in under the law. comey appears to not understood that. this seems to be evidence that he was trying to absolve hillary clinton and con injured up an excuse to protect her. if he did that. he needs to be put under oath and explain why he did that, why did he change the language. did he do it for political reasons. was he pressures by loretta lynch or others to absolve and clear hillary clinton. if the answer is yes, that would be obstruction of justice. judge jeanine: when you put that alongside the fact that this exoneration draft memo was written 6, 7 weeks before 17 witnesses before the target hillary was even interviewed. that's further corroborating circumstantial evidence that intent of james comey was to protect hillary clinton. i hear

judge jeanine: john roberts, thanks. remember when president trump speaks to the reporter in a few minutes you will see here and live but if you miss tonight's opening statement in the 9:00 o'clock hour, we will play it for you now. take a look. judge jeanine: is it dangerous to be a trump supporter? well, it is unlike anything i've seen in my lifetime. with conviction and an era of condescension the left so hates donald trump and those who support him that they sanction the use of violence against him. they are attempting to recast our legal system without authority to do so and with outlets late of sanction and without judicial [inaudible]. to them the use of physical violence is legal, proper and justified if they disagree with your politics. the very ones who call you fascist and label themselves anti- fascists are changing the rules. propagating a legal theory that is not only outrageously incorrect and an affront to democracy, it is an outright attempt at anarchy. evidence. a man calmly asks when a player is on a b

i will be joined by both sara and john later in the program. first tonight, new reports of sexual misconduct rocking liberal america. plus a second woman accusing senator al franken of sexual misconduct. hillary clinton continues to viciously attack her husband's accusers even after saying all women should be believed. the clintons led an effort to victim chain the women. with their willing accomplices in the media they create the environment we're living n all that and more. and tonight's big breaking news, opening monologue, an investigative report. >> heather: high profile main stream journalists. cbs news has suspended lion of the liberal media anchor charlie rose and pbs, stopping production and distribution of his show. following report in the "washington post." according to the post tonight, 8 women accusing rose of inappropriate sexual behavior, including making unwanted sexual advances, lewd phone calls, being naked in front of them, and groping them n a statement to the post, rose admitted wrongdoing, aapologized for his actions and s

you saw senator john mccain in there. the big news reported before the top of the hour he released a statement to say he is on board with the tax reform plan and he will vote yes for it. the president yesterday in st. charles, missouri putting on a big sale and a lot of pressure on members of congress to get this thing through. listen here. >> president trump: this is the right time. we have a moment in time, the republicans have the senate, the republicans have the house, the republicans have the white house. it's very unusual. very unusual. >> white house sources tell fox news things are looking good for a yes vote in the senate but they remind they have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory before on obamacare. they aren't counting their chickens before they hatch. the president again in a war of words with u.k. prime minister theresa may over the president's retweet yesterday morning of three videos posted on twitter by the group britain first. theresa may saying that britain first is a hateful organization and tha

meanwhile, john

commerce been john conyers and senator al franken. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is following the latest. he is on capitol hill with more. >> good evening. before taking up for the thanksgiving latte with diverse family, president trump spoke about the wave of sexual misconduct issues. that includes two prominent democrat lawmakers. minnesota senator al franken and michigan commerce and john conyers. >> i am very happy a lot of these things are coming out. and i'm very happy it's being exposed. i don't know. look, i don't want to speak for al franken. i don't know what happened. i just heard about conyers 2 minutes ago. as far as franken is concerned, he's going to have to speak for himself. >> the latest revelation about moore according to -- according revelation about conyers, . the house judiciary committee behind conyers have called for an ethics investigation and the house democratic leader also supports an ethics probe into conyers. >> i do know that this is zero-tolerance. as the mother of four daughters and on

as always, john bolton, happy thanksgiving weekend. good to see you. >> you too. >> is starting hollywood, dozens of women accusing music executive harvey weinstein as misconduct. but has since gone much further.how much allegations washington is handling. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> and was happening in new york, hollywood and washington dc. more sexual harassment claims continued to dominate attention on capitol hill. right now there is an investigation into democratic michigan congressman, john conyers on the right. he happens to be the longest-serving member of the house. the guy in the left, minnesota senator al franken. he is issuing another apology that some say fall short of admitting any guilt. we are live in washington with the very latest on these cases. hello molly. >> hi eric. al franken says he needs to regain the trust of minnesota voters and today

watch the circling of the wagons around john conyers. his game is far from over. >> harris: it is a privilege to serve, doubly so. >> president trump on the cusp of his first major legislative achievement. g.o.p. leaders are confident that they have the votes to pass the president in full sales mod mode. >> we are going to be celebrating merry christmas again and it's going to be done with a big, beautiful tax cut. thank you, everybody, god bless you, thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potenti

gregg: john solomon of the hill * uncovered the document. it is a crime to mishandle classified documents through gross negligence. comey wrote out a letter of exoneration of hillary clinton in which he crossed out the words gross negligence and substituted extreme carelessness. those terms are i man us in under the law. comey appears to not understood that. this seems to be evidence that he was trying to absolve hillary clinton and con injured up an excuse to protect her. if he did that. he needs to be put under oath and explain why he did that, why did he change the language. did he do it for political reasons. was he pressures by loretta lynch or others to absolve and clear hillary clinton. if the answer is yes, that would be obstruction of justice. judge jeanine: when you put that alongside the fact that this exoneration draft memo was written 6, 7 weeks before 17 witnesses before the target hillary was even interviewed. that's further corroborating circumstantial evidence that intent of james comey was to protect hillary clinton. i hear

john gorka? >> there are many people said very nasty things about me and the president, and i would be very, very concerned that "the new york post" political, but feed, cnn said nice things about me. they are not interested in the things that i am interested in when it comes to the safety of this nation. >> you dr. gorka -- >> sean: will be combat, do you ever think of me as a rappe rapper? good news to tell you. straight ahead. for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die. we know so much about transplantation. and we're living longer. you cannot help but be inspired by the opportunities that a transplant would offer. my donor's m

does that mean that she believes john conyers has to go? >> to me one of the most devastating accusations yet has been the accusation from melanie sloan. she is a known figure, she's a washington lawyer. very, very widely respected. this was last week that she came out with her accusations against john conyers and went so far as to say that she reached out to the office at the time and made clear about these accusations about this abuse and this harassment and nobody did a single thing about it and this was however many -- i can't remember how long ago, but this was 15 years ago when these people were talking about what a serious issue this is and it is a serious issue, but if you have people that look at this the lens of politics and partisanship it will never get fixed, and you have al franken asking what the magic words are. i think the magic words are i'm a democrat. >> martha: it looks like it. this is nancy pelosi backman, 1998, defending bill clinton. watch this. >> why the silence when there have been these allegations, serious ones

i think there has to be -- john conyers is an icon in our country. he has done a great deal to protect women, violence against women act. >> he got to hide his settlement. his accusers had to go through all sorts of craziness. why is he entitled to new due process in this case? >> no. we are talking about what we have heard. i have asked the ethics committee to review that. >> yeah. >> he has said he would be open -- he will cooperate. >> do you believe john conyers' accusers? >> i don't know who they are, do you? they have not really come forward. >> so you don't know if you believe the accusations? >> well, that's for the ethics committee to review. >> sean: i stand consistent. i say never rush to judgment. i say everybody deserves the presumption of innocence and i stand by that in this particular case. but it is funny that congresswoman pelosi only seems to care about due process, but only when democrats are involved. during that same interview pelosi was asked about a comment she made in 1998 then host of "meet the press" tim russert asked her a

you have a non-lawyer, john kelly, resolving the disputes. in the middle of this arrives this letter on thanksgiving eve after the president has left for mar-a-lago from general flynn's lawyers saying we aren't part of the agreement. you're on your own and we'll negotiate with mueller. now, general flynn has been at donald trump's side from june of 2015 when donald trump began his campaign, to february of 2017 when trump fired him. during that time period he was probably a foreign agent for two foreign governments at the same time he was employed by the campaign and for 25 days employed by the federal government as the president's advisor. >> bill: mueller and his team are hard at work. james rosin reporting this on monday night. lawyers for the president say they do not expect the special counsel's office to make a request to interview the president. the quote james uses no internal or external discussions of that. if true, what does that mean? >> that they are not interested in what the president has to say either because the president is n

john cornyn is coming up next hour. the president is in a bit of hot water this morning over a comment he made at a native american event yesterday, john. >> and event the president held at the white house yesterday for heroes of world war ii, the navajo code talkers for some reason he brought up one of his favorite topics from the election campaign, senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. listen here. >> president trump: i just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> that was not in the official text of the honoring of the navajo code talkers but brought a swift reaction from senator warren. >> it is deeply unfortunate the president of the united states cannot even make it through a ceremony honoring these heroes without having to throw out a racial slur. >> the navajo nation weighed in on all this. they said it is a long-running feud be

judge jeanine: john roberts, thanks. remember when president trump speaks to the reporter in a few minutes you will see here and live but if you miss tonight's opening statement in the 9:00 o'clock hour, we will play it for you now. take a look. judge jeanine: is it dangerous to be a trump supporter? well, it is unlike anything i've seen in my lifetime. with conviction and an era of condescension the left so hates donald trump and those who support him that they sanction the use of violence against him. they are attempting to recast our legal system without authority to do so and with outlets late of sanction and without judicial [inaudible]. to them the use of physical violence is legal, proper and justified if they disagree with your politics. the very ones who call you fascist and label themselves anti- fascists are changing the rules. propagating a legal theory that is not only outrageously incorrect and an affront to democracy, it is an outright attempt at anarchy. evidence. a man calmly asks when a player is on a b

hello, john. >> good afternoon, shep. the president should be out here in the next few minutes or so. this was scheduled for 3:00. it's about 4 minutes after now. typically they run a few minutes late. the president clearly happy with what is another mile post in terms of his tax reform plan. like the old football adage, three yards and a cloud of dust to get across the goal line. he had the vote in the house. now he has the plan in the oval office. the president announcing a new jobs program. an old company from the united states that moved to singapore moving back to the united states. in the cabinet room, meeting the ways and means committee. the president said he's very happy in terms of getting most but not all of what he wanted. he wanted full elimination of the state and local tax deduction. he got it up to $10,000. otherwise, i think he is looking at what happened in the house today in terms of the plan that came out and said this is something that i think i can work with. listen to what the president said. >> we'

at the end of the day, john conyers used office funds to pay and settle. you can get rid of him on that basis. >> sandra: do you remember his rationalization of that? it wasn't millions. >> steve: you said she's known him a long time. this is important upon point out. he was elected 50 years ago. he's not a swamp creature. he's a swamp fossil. he probably had to take the train to washington, d.c., when he got elected because there were no planes. we cannot have people. >> harris: who was the longest serving member of all of congress? it brings up to me this kind of that freshman freshness in thec party, new message, new. >> jessica: >> kennedy: i thinks narcissistic predatory behavior. people who prey on victims are lured by the process of power. whether it be law enforcement or politics or working for a church youth group for being an offensive coordinator in major football. exactly right. the point is, this personality type are drawn to these and that's what we have to look after. we have to look for these vulnerable victims who are terrified about speak

"the hill"'s john solomon out with a brand-new headline. "clinton's understated support from firmru hired by russian nuclear company." he will join us later. the clinton foundation may have significantly under reported the donations they got from a company with deep ties to russia. more later. first, joining us now with reaction, counsel to the president, kellyanne conway. if the president of the united states of america invites the opposition party to the white house and wants to appoint a government shutdown, don't they -- or shouldn't they have the decency to show up for that meeting, instead of the stuff tt nancy pelosi and chuck schumer showed today? >> in a word, yes, they should. theypr are not there representig the opposition party, they are there is the minority leaders of the two chambers in congress. it's a major disappointment, especially when you see the president's reaction, north korea firing as highest missile to date, sean. he saying, let's not play politics, funding the military, let's not leave that on the altar of the li

we got al franken and john conyers. these are credible allegations. this is what frustrates the heck out of me out of democrats what's the standard for republicans, allegations are made, just allegations. o you are supposed to immediately resign if you are a republican. if you are a democrat not just credible allegations allegations made on the record by people and not only that they back these people up and they get theme reelected. it's a joke. >> i'm the one that says i believe like pam says in the last segment the presumption of innocence. you don't rush to judgment. why i was right in ferguson, in baltimore. freddie gray and the duke lacrosse case. i have argued with my friend darryl here a long time about the zimmerman case. you know, we were right about trump, too. and the media rushes to r judgment. darryl parks. but this is 30 years of defending the indefensible. bill clinton was a predator. period, end of sentence. and most democrats, for all that time, defended him. >> we're in a different point now though, sean. >> sean: forget about theif

>> you mentioned john f. kennedy. nobody found them more than ronald reagan and john kennedy. where are those democrats today? not many. >> they are not there, democrats was a different kind of democrat. janice: he was a protect. >> he was essentially a republican. look how many times he because the word freedom in address. >> laura: great to see you both. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> laura: i got a little bit smarter during this segment. pat buchanan was in the oval office when nixon chose to fire the watergate special advisor. what does he think president trump should do about robert mueller? he'll tell us next. was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die. we know so much about transplantation. and we're living longer. you cannot help but be inspired by the opportunities that a transplant would offer. my donor's mom says "you were meant to carry his story". with incredible flavors, like new nashville hot shrimp- crispy, spicy, and dri

good morning, john. 10:00 p.m. there. >> yes, good evening to you, sandra, as we look forward to the last day of this 12-day marathon of the east asia region where the president has been touring. the president took to twitter this evening, this morning new york time saying great day of bilateral meetings at the asean summit on trade. we'll be leaving the philippines tomorrow after many days of constant meetings and work in order to make america great again. my promises are rapidly being fulfilled. the president as bill mentioned had his first sit down meeting with rodrigo duterte of the philippines. he has an aggressive drug war that critics say has resulted in the killings of thousands of people. maybe as many as 13,000 people. however, duterte and the national police say there had been no extra judicial killings and they don't have a role in it. the white house says human rights came up in the bilateral meeting in context of the drug war. a spokesman for him said it didn't come up at all. listen here. >> there wa

>> you mentioned john f. kennedy. nobody found them more than ronald reagan and john kennedy. where are those democrats today? not many. >> they are not there, democrats was a different kind of democrat. janice: he was a protect. >> he was essentially a republican. look how many times he because the word freedom in address. >> laura: great to see you both. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> laura: i got a little bit smarter during this segment. pat buchanan was in the oval office when nixon chose to fire the watergate special advisor. what does he think president trump should do about robert mueller? my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get

let's go to fox news contributor, john layfield. john, the president talks about them. you like the way things are going now, the tax cuts go through, katie bar the door. what do you think? >> i think he's probably right. i think we don't get the tax cuts through, we'll have significance problems. about 7 to 10% baked in the market when it looks like the presidents will get this done. if we get the uncertainty that tax cuts are going through, the market heads higher from here. >> neil: do you ever worry that they go ahead and get bit up on the rumor, selling the tax? >> yeah, sure, absolutely. i think in this case, the republicans have promised several times. they promised by july 4, by august. starting in august it looked like they would get it done. that's when you have seen the run up in the dow. you have companies like verizon, t-mobile, home depot with the majority of the earnings in the united states. this corporate tax cut and especially for small businesses which creates over 50% of the jobs, this tax cut is good for american businesses. >> neil: no doubt it's g

judge jeanine: john roberts, thanks. remember when president trump speaks to the reporter in a few minutes you will see here and live but if you miss tonight's opening statement in the 9:00 o'clock hour, we will play it for you now. take a look. judge jeanine: is it dangerous to be a trump supporter? well, it is unlike anything i've seen in my lifetime. with conviction and an era of condescension the left so hates donald trump and those who support him that they sanction the use of violence against him. they are attempting to recast our legal system without authority to do so and with outlets late of sanction and without judicial [inaudible]. to them the use of physical violence is legal, proper and justified if they disagree with your politics. the very ones who call you fascist and label themselves anti- fascists are changing the rules. propagating a legal theory that is not only outrageously incorrect and an affront to democracy, it is an outright attempt at anarchy. evidence. a man calmly asks when a player is on a b

michigan. >> and i can't connect the iconic john conyers? this was -- we heard a lot from democrats who told us, they lamented the way that both clinton's accusers were treated, and this is a new era, and they lament how this all happened. he failed the test, she failed her she could publicly pressure and say, women should believe and stick up for other women. these are credible accusations. these were settled. this is not a joke, and john conyers alike al franken, does not need to be in the united states congress. again, safe seat, democrats do not need him there. he is 88 old. >> dana: when it's reported that he is known, apparently he is showing up a couple of times two meetings wearing his pajamas, so there might be other reasons to see him go. before i let you go, i want to ask you about alabama. the senate race, two weeks before the election on december 12. two things happening, waiting to find out more from the white house what the associated press is reporting is to come at the president will not campaign for roy moore in alabama. in