. it is trump and fox, fox and trump. the president gets his briefings from fox, he gets led by fox, often misled by fox. and he firms up his base through the network. but he has also been complaining about the network. in fact more than 20 times this year by my count. this week he claims fox changed so much that the network, quote, isn't working for us anymore. what an even credincredible $5 . fox really thinks that trump longs to him and his supporters. fox really thinks that trump longs to him and his supporters. i think the anti-media messages lastly against fox and "post" and cnn reflect insecurity. with the re-election campaign 00 his mind, he doesn't want voters to know about the messy reality of life in the trump white house. he hates the leaks and he really hates when people especially on fox cover his democratic rivals. so he lashes out. he sees segments like this with the dnc 130s woman being interviewed on fox. his own spokesman was on the air a few minutes later, but he hated seeing the democratic spokeswoman. one minute promoting a book and next day saying that fox is

-up. >> it is friday on the east coast, a fox news alert, plugging the leak. the race is on to find whistleblower, the whistleblower himself might be a cia officer. we have the latest impeachment developments. >> to go beyond my time. i am a taxpayer. >> versus the democrats and another brutal border battle on capitol hill, why he is fiercely defending our agents on the ground when he joins us live. bringing party to the super bowl, the duo just to bring down the house. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning which has been a very busy week. thank you for starting your day or ending it with us. we start with another fox news alert, top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call after a tense hearing on capitol hill with the acting director of national intelligence. griff jenkins joins us from washington, the whistleblower could be a cia officer. good morning. >> this is a buzz. who is the whistleblower? the new york times says it is a cia employee detail on assignment

, thank you for helping us understand it. i'm congratulations to you and everybody at fox business. thanks for joining us everyone, i'm dana. here is shep. intelligence officials who blew the whistle on the president of the united states and the ukraine could testify on capitol hill very soon. the house intelligence committee's adam schiff. congressman schiff vowing to protect the whistle-blowers identity as president trump ramps of his attacks claiming a whistle-blower is fake and demanding to meet his accuser. further, today the president accused chairman schiff of making a false statement and suggested that he should be arrested for treason, the maximum punishment for which is execution. attorneys say the president has put their clients personal safety at risk and if there is a $50,000 bounty to uncover the whistle-blowers identity. revealing the identity of a whistle-blower is forbidden under statute. as most republicans publicly defend president trump's actions, some are breaking ranks, including his former homeland security advisor who says he is ably disturbed by the whistle

describes what happened and after the incident. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good evening. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm mike mibach. new information about a large power outage that knocked out power at one point to 22,000 pg&e customers in the city of san francisco. that outage started at 8:00 this morning and as of right now, 293 customers remain without power. >> this is a live look now out toward the affected areas of the potrero district. china basin. pg&e says the outage was caused by a third party construction company not affiliated with the utility. we will bring in tom baker to get us up to speed. >> reporter: it was not pg&e's fault. it was an independent third party contractor working on a construction project. i want to go right to the video tape so you can see the pictures. the company is called anvil builders and they dug into three lines that constitute a 12,000-volt line and took out all three of those cables to connect two substations together causing this big outage. this is fairly rare. unlike gas lines that are always buried into the ground, these are undergro

to the fox news channel. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> we don't know whether the information is inaccurate, but the fact is, we do know it wasn't ready for broadcast and for that, i apologize. >> how do major media outlets keep making these reckless mistakes? the president rips the media for down playing the results of the g-7 summit and reporters respond with a laundry list of misstatements and shifting positions. >> clarify and back tack on multiple statements -- backtrack with multiple statements made by the president with the world watching at the g-7 summit. why can't this president stick to the truth? >> those meetings of world leaders used to be kind of ho-hum haven't they? trump has changed that. >> the vice chairman of china called and wants to make a deal, but the phone call appears to not have happened, at least the chinese government says it didn't happen. >> watching the american media's coverage of the g-7, i can't help but think they can't go any lower. every story, cnn, msnbc, etc., are essentially taking the word of this oppressiv

. it happened in july. nothing more to say on that. "fox and friends first" continues, have a great weekend, goodbye. >> i am very prayerful about this. >> it is not stonewalling. i didn't receive direction from anybody. >> this is a heavy decision to go down this path. >> nancy pelosi has been hijacked by the radical left and everybody knows it. jillian: friday, september 27th, whistleblower blowback, republicans bracing for the latest white house we can identify the whistleblower they say is responsible for it. rob: democrats couldn't disagree more. they see the public complaint has concrete proof for impeachment. what is in it? live in washington with key details. jillian: if you can't impeach him at least make money off him. squad members unveiled a new line of trump inspired t-shirts. kim jong un for the reminder from the for these guys, airplane emergency exits are for, wait for it, emergencies only. >> wait until you hear why this passenger opened one up. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday morning. carley: than

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study on why voters are talking and turning at night, "fox & friends" start right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, does politics have you stressed out. we are watching "fox & friends" on this monday morning, well, the attorney for the ukraine controversy, joe biden's campaign launches a new push to silence president trump's personal attorney, good luck with that, griff. >> a lot of fast-moving news overnight. last night 60 minutes indicating letter that whistleblower is under federal protection because they fear for their safety, that prompted attorney whistleblower taken with 60 minutes, tweeting this. is 60 minutes now asserting as source other than letter team sent to dod than i, it is literally making stuff up that helps no one especially the whistleblower, the media should always accurately report the fact, 60 minutes in response to that, they standby their sources in reporting this as the biden camp pushes to silence rudy giuliani asking networks to not book him on the shows writing in part, quote, giving rudy giuliani time on the air to push li

>> it is thursday, september 19th. happening right now at 4:00 on the east coast of fox news alert, an act of war, the white house places blame squarely on iran for the saudi oil field attack and donald trump is now considering the option for retaliation. we are live from washington with what comes next. and isis plot foiled, and american airlines mechanic accused of trying to sabotage a packed flight now denied bond over his tara thai. the shocking details we just learned. >> i put makeup on, i shouldn't have done that. heather: justin trudeau in a brown face scandal throwing his reelection campaign into a tailspin. fox news first starts right now. >> some fresh eyes, wouldn't that be nice, how about sleepy eyes. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday morning, thank you so much as always for starting or ending your day with us, sleepy eyes or not. donald trump weighing retaliation against iran as mike pompeo calls the saudi oil strike an act of war. griff jenkins joins us, to run continues to deny involvement despite what some are saying is concrete evidence. >>

, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. we begin with a fox news alert. the impeachment dam has broken, nancy pelosi opening the floodgates by launching a formal impeachment inquiry after months of stalling. she says the president crossed a line by pressuring the ukraine president to investigate joe biden and his son hunter biden over potential conflict of interest but are democrats jumping the gun? even the whistleblower complaint breaking tonight. the white house is prepping to release them both. and henry has a nugget that could impact everything you know so far. welcome to fox news at night in washington. we have fox team coverage tonight, breaking news from the united nations overshadowed by impeachment toxicity around for that and senior capitol hill producer chad program has a look at who is on board with impeachment at what actually happens next in this complex process. we start with jillian turner, national security official who has been on calls like the one in question and joins us with latebreaking news about the whistleblower complaint itself. good evening. >> d

aircraft and being a little crazy. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues next, goodbye. jillian: thursday, september 19th. and act of war, the trump administration putting blame on iran for the drone attack on saudi oilfields. rob: a shot at curbing the regime's behavior, live in washington with options on the table. jillian: justin trudeau forced to apologize after brown face photos surface from his past. >> and aladdin costume. i shouldn't have done that. rob: can he save face? weeks from canada's election. jillian: she is a sucker for the jonas brothers and the internet is loving it. rob: a super fan dancing her went to internet fame. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ i'm a sucker for you ♪ going anywhere ♪ i'm a sucker for you ♪ you will find it ♪ i'm a sucker for you ♪ jillian: rob is a fan. your response to this song? rob: i didn't know it was the jonas brothers but i have heard this song. welcome back. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for s

football. that reps this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues now. >> democrat witchhunt, here we go again. they failed with russia and recessions and everything and they are bringing this up. rob: it is tuesday, september 24th. impatient for impeachment, democrats demanding action over the secret whistleblower report despite new questions over its credibility. jillian: we are live in washington with how the white house is firing back, border breakthrough, major announcement from dhs that delivers on a long-term campaign promise from the president. rob: going into effect as early as next week. remember that fan whose viral beer sign raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for children's hospital? jillian: the customs design released in his honor. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: it is tuesday. i don't remember this song. i have nothing to say. remember it? rob: it is ten years old. music these days. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. i

. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. fox news alert, brand-new video of the president commenting on the whistleblower in the eve offing showdown with democrat and unelected government actors over the commander-in-chief's call with the president of ukraine and inconsistencies regarding the whistleblower complaint surface, republicans are pushing to uncover the sources identified as, quote, white house officials. what happens next? attorney general matt whitaker is here. americans buckling up for the impeachment ride, lawmakers prepping for a 2-week break. progressive groups are urging nancy pelosi to keep up the impeachment momentum but the progressive squad need to go home to their constituents. moderate democrats cost in the middle, voters in key swing districts feeling about impeachment tonight. welcome to fox news at night. we start with jillian turner with inconsistencies in the whistleblower complaint. >> reporter: a couple major leads. the white house planning to address allegations of a cover-up, working on a statement, the whistleblowers claim they mi

very good. jillian: no, it doesn't. thanks for joining us this morning. "fox & friends" busy news day. it starts right now. have a good day. ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ always a good time ♪ brian: today at the same time always a good time. are you ready for another investigation that's dominate our lives? ainsley: oh my goodness. fall is supposed to be. today is rus rosh hashanah. steve: wake me. last today is the last day of september. ainsley: september 30th. steve: news is starting on monday morning last day of september with this. ainsley: get this. there is a new push to see you lens president trump's personal attorney. brian: we all got the letter. the biden campaign is accusing rudy giuliani spreading debunk conspiracy theories in the wake of the whistleblower complaint release so they have taken action. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c. with this order from the campaign. apparently, griff, it sounds like if somebody is going to put rudy on. we had him on our show on friday. they need to have a campaign surrogate to counter whatever he says, right? griff: ye

. no one is above the law. heather: it is wednesday, september 25th. a fox news alert. impeachment fever hitting a fever pitch. house democrats demanding a full investigation into the president's alleged phone call with ukraine. did the whistleblower have political bias favoring the president's rival? bombshell claims. the impeachment chaos overshadowing donald trump on the world stage as he puts america first. >> the future does not belong to globalists. the future belongs to patriots. heather: the warning shot defied at iran and china. the legacy of 9/11 heroes, the graduates making all-americans proud. "fox and friends first" starts now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you very much for joining us. let's start with a fox news alert, it is shaping up to be a busy day, trump administration official says there is evidence of political bias in whistleblower complaint against the president. the exclusive report coming as we await the release of the transcript. garrett tenney joins us from washington where congress just launche

feds say the average wage has increased. americans do continue to spend. let's turn to "fox news sunday" host chris wallace live in washington. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> some of the numbers on how people fear about the economy seem to be changing a little bit. >> yeah. there is decreased consumer confidence, consumer spending. the last report was strong. some drop in consumer confidence also some indications of contraction in the manufacturing sector, in business investment and all of those indicate growing uncertainty about the strength of the economy and you also saw that in the employment numbers. the estimates have been 150, 160,000. it's actually 130,000. about 30,000 of that was government employment including 25,000 people hired short term for the census. the 2020 census. so you take all of that down in terms of private employment increase, it was less than 100,000. so there is some concern. not necessarily that we're headed for a recession but that between a slow down in global growth and the continued uncertainty over what will happen in the trade dispu

smart, "fox & friends first" continues now. bye, bye. >> it is monday september 9th and this is a fox news alert, the taliban issuing new threats of bloodshed after trump administration brings peace talks to a dead stop. >> live in washington with the white house response and reaction pours in over canceled camp david sit-down. also actress christy is defending her hard stance against hollywood's left. >> how she's fighting back with twitter storm that's sending shock waves. rob: new wave of support that andrew yang is now riding, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele, let's begin with fox news alert, taliban issuing new threats after trump administration calls off peace talks. rob: the president canceled secret meeting with leaders from terror group that was supposed to happen at camp david. jillian: good morning. >> good morning to you, a lot of people relieved that many members of president's party that it was bad idea to begin with. camp david is where america's leaders

heroes. top athletes putting the spotlight on first responders since september 11th. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. today is the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, americans nationwide, the memory of 3000 lives lost in the families of the victims on that tragic day. here's a look at ground 0, the freedom tower in new york city and we want to thank every police officer, every firefighter and all the first responders for the effort to keep us safe every day. as we pause to remember we begin with a fox news alert donald trump searching for a new national security adviser after john bolton hands in his resignation. the cabinet shakeup sparking immediate debate. griff jenkins joins us from washington dc with what that means for the administration and who can take bolton's place, has people guessing. >> the search is on and the next national security adviser, the fourth and three years will come from a pool serving in the administration, the white house says his policies don't align wit

. heather: happening at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox news alert for you, enough is enough. president trump cutting all peace talks with the taliban after weeks of deadly terror attacks, outrage of camp david invite as the white house renews pursue to end the war. avalanche built for unlikely ally. cleveland brown taking beating after high expectation. "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: first concert ever and if you've been waiting for us now is the time, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm heather childers and thank you for starting the day with us. peace talks with the taliban, they are officially off. announcement coming from secretary pompeo this after president trump cancels secret meeting with terror group in camp david. >> the meeting was to take place yesterday and secretary of state mike pompeo says taliban is responsible for it not happening, on sunday pompeo said taliban tried to gain ledge by carrying terror attacks including suicide car bombing that killed 12 people including an american soldier, that attack prom

literally wrote the book about inside fox news that was recently turned into the showtime mini series, the last voice, is reporting that the former speaker of the house paul ryan is telling the owners of fox news, the murdoch family, to prepare for the end of the trump era. gabe sherman will join us with his reporting at the end of the hour. and we will be on the fast track to impeachment for the rest of this hour. we'll be joined by two jurors in the impeachment trial of donald j. trump in the united states senate. if that's where the impeachment process ends up two senators on the committee which has no formal role in the impeachment but could conduct investigative hearings of its own. and we will be joined by a team of experts who have been guiding us through this story for over a week now including a former inspector general who has covered situations like this before. we'll be joined by larry pfeiffer. he was in charge of handling the transcripts for president obama's phone calls with the leaders of foreign governments. we'll get his reaction today. and the whistleblower's report

jon: details surrounding house impeachment inquiry, fox news learning that president trump's attorney guliani did not act alone while trying to get damaging information on joe biden from the ukrainian officials. >> fox's chris wallace reports that guliani was working with two high profile issu washington lawyers to get dirt on joe biden, three attorneys were working off the books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller with his take. >> president is the whistleblower, of the united states is the whistle blower, this individual, is a saboteur trying to under mine a democratically alleged government. >> fox news team coverage, mark meredith from capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house rudy guliani said he was just doing his job. but that still begs the question, why would he be in role to get that done. keep in mind from his perspective. u.s. authorities have not gone deep enough, in examine ukraine's possible role in 2016 election interference. that may also have uncovered corruption involving

"fox & friends first." thanks for joining us. "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye-bye. rob: it is monday, september 16th and a fox news alert, tens of thousands of auto workers now on strike against general motors, bringing production to a screeching halt for the first time in more than a decade. gillian:.>> they're saying gm ig profits ahead of the workers. we're live with how this could impact you. plus, a crucial clarification from the new york times to its latest brett kavanaugh bomb shell. rob: the democrats didn't let facts get in the way from the late test calls to re3406 -- latest calls to remove kavanaugh from the bench. >> you have to be brave and stand up for your rights. rob: one woman says her community refused to lay a pro-trump brick that she paid for. >> she laid down the law and got her support set in stone "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ just what i needed. ♪ i needed what i needed. ♪ just what i needed. ♪ i needed someone to bleed. ♪ rob: great song there. we lost another rock legend yesterday, rick ocasic from the cars, th

completely changes the conversation about politics. so come on over to fox business and check us out. thanks everybody here on the couch. we'll be back here at noon eastern tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: democrats now fast tracking their impeachment inquiry into president trump, and the commander in chief is pushing back. you are watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president demanding to meets the whistle-blower and his sources, as house democrats subpoena secretary of state pompeo for documents related to the ukraine investigation. lawmakers also scheduling depositions with five state department officials, beginning this week. and house intelligence chairman adam schiff says he plans to subpoena president trump's personal attorney, rudy giulian rudy giuliani. >> we are going to need evidence from rudy giuliani. it's our intention, as soon as first thing next week, to subpoena him for documents. they are very may well come a time when we want to hear from them directly. >> harris: giuliani said he's willing to testify if the president approves. meanwhile, senior wh

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fox news yesterday bolton was likely on the way out. today the secretaries of state and treasury said they were often at odds with both and too. >> there were many times ambassador bolton and i disagreed combats to be sure. the president's view of the iraq war and prep ambassador bolton's was very different. >> it will likely remain a case of he said, he said, reaction from the president's supporters from bolton's supporter dominic supporters was swift. >> i like john bolton, i think he sees the world for what it is. i've always had a similar view of the threats that we face, but the personal relationship between the president and national security advisor is important. >> i think the threat of war around the world is greatly diminished with bolton out of the white house. >> president trump that he will name a new national security advisor next week. a couple of names that are in the mix, brian hook, currently the senior policy advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo as well as stephen biegun, the point person on north korea, with whom bolton seriously disagree. will serve as acting

, you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning. thank you so much for joining us. donald trump firing up a crowd of supporters at a rally in new mexico. the president touting his accomplishments while slamming democrats and the new york times for limited tax on brett kavanaugh. >> thank you, new mexico. i withdrew the united states from the horrible 1-sided iran nuclear deal that was no good. now you have a president who is standing up for america and we are standing up for new mexico. the left tries to threaten, bully, intimidate americans into submission. they say let's impeach justice cavanagh. the new york times had to put out a major apology, had to change their story and they still want them to be impeached. the times is that. long-lived the new york times. >> griff jenkins joins us live this morning from washington as democrats prepared to open and impeachment inquiry. good morning. >> there are a lot of calls for impeachment including several democrats running for president, harris, booker, warren, booker and buttigieg, but gerrymander made it clear he's not movin

few minutes. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. shannon. >> laura: hurry home safe when you can, laura. great to see you. >> laura: i will. >> shannon: tonight to the fox news alert. a brand-new video tonight of the president commented on the whistle-blower in this evolving showdown with democrats and any number of unelected government actors over the commander-in-chief's call with the president of ukraine. and as inconsistencies regarding the whistle-blower's complaint begin to surface, republicans are pushing to uncover the sources identified as "white house officials." so what happens next? the former acting attorney general matt whitaker is here on deck. plus, as americans are buckling up for the impeachment ride, lawmakers are prepping for a two week break. progressive groups are urging speaker pelosi to keep up the impeachment momentum, but the progressive squad of congresswomen say they need to go home to their constituents. what about those moderate democrats caught in the middle back however the voters in the key swing districts feeling abo

with senior adviser to the president steven miller, only on "fox news sunday." then the -- >> the president, donald trump, clearly pressured the ukrainian president to commence an investigation of the biden family. that is textbook abuse of power. chris: we'll discuss how democrats are pursuing the case for impeachment with the chair of the house democratic caucus, joaquin jeffries. hakim jeff e reese. plus, highlights from my interview with the iranian president. there are many regions that say an iranian peace plan is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. we'll is ask our sunday panel where relations stand between the u.s. and iran, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. as house democrats pursue the possible impeachment of president trump, we have new information to report. fox news has learned the president's private attorney, rudy giuliani, was not acting alone in trying to get dirt from ukrainian officials on on to --n 2020 rival joe biden. joe digenova, who's been a fierce critic, and his wife, vic torian te

jillian: it is wednesday, september 25th, a fox news alert. the white house ready to unleash fury after nancy pelosi forges ahead with a formal impeachment inquiry. rob: along with offering a transcript on the phone calling question the administration says there is proof the whistleblower was politically motivated. overshadowed by the biden ukraine noise, donald trump took the stage to take the message to iran. >> it didn't fall on deaf ears, the response from the president in a fox news sit down. can can spice make everything nice? rob: favorite items that can't seem to stay on store shelves. "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". i am rob schmidt. jillian: we have a lot to get to and we begin with a fox news alert. the trump administration official says there is evidence of political bias in whistleblower complaint against the president. rob: we await the release of the transcript of the phone call with ukraine's president. jillian: congress just launched an impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: we expect a lot of news on

heather: good morning to you, it is monday september 2nd, we begin with fox news alert. hurricane dorian turning deadly overnight taking the lives of 7-year-old boy in the bahamas, winds 200 miles per hour battling the island leaving entire neighborhoods under water. massive category 5 storm now towards the u.s. with millions in its path. this is "fox & friends first" on the monday morning, i'm heather childers, thank you so much for joining us. more than 1 million people being told to leave the east coast this morning, florida, georgia and the carolina coast all preparing for the worst, we have live team coverage for you, griff jenkins and jillian mele, following the monster's storm latest track, good morning, thank you so much for joining us. janice: so our friends in bahamas are still enduring a category 5 hurricane and i liken it to a tornado that's raking across the small islands, these small vulnerable islands with wind gusts in excess of 200 miles per hour, so this storm has slowed down incredibly, we will be dealing with the potential for storm surge, upwards of 23 feet, o

that. mike emanuel info shannon bream, we take it from here. >> we begin with a fox news alert. is democrats push ahead on and impeachment inquiry against him donald trump presses ahead with a am aga rally proving his supporters as strong as ever headed into 2020, which side has the political upper hand and a key test for the president's political power, stick around and find out. general jack keane is standing by live to tell us what he knows about the taliban talks that fell apart and he will tell us how to end america's longest war and bring our troops home. can paxton leading the charge against google and its, quote, monopolistic behavior. every state is joining the massive antitrust investigation, the latest effort to crack down on big tech and how america rains in the industry's power. google, amazon and apple facing new restrictions. we debate. welcome to fox news at night. we begin in north carolina, at donald trump's rally. >> donald trump had hoped to tour storm damage from hurricane dorian in advance of tonight's rally. thunderstorms on the north carolina coast prevented

in to the mezzanine level of "fox & friends." ainsley: we thought we were going to have so much fun on the show today but another investigation. steve: headline in the "new york post" it's on. brian: is it really on? a lot of legal experts say it's a symbolic gesture that nancy pelosi did yesterday especially when at 5:00 especially at 2:00 the president says oh you want the transcripts you? i will give it to you. you want it unredacted you got it. whistleblower. she had an opportunity to walk it back and allow our format to do something more humorous and enjoyable instead we are talking impeachment. ainsley: who needs les miserables o or fan or phantom e opera. >> also less marbles. fox news alert kind of. a frump official says there is evidence of political bias now in a whistleblower complaint against the president. ainsley: the exclusive report comes as we await the release of the ukraine called transcript. steve: garrett tenney joining us live from washington where congress as we saw yesterday official whether i madam pelosi launched an impeachment inquiry which they were alrea

the east coast of fox news alert, breaking overnight, the whistleblower report on the ukraine call has been declassified but as we await its public release will do anything to convince democrats to end their impeachment parade. we are live in washington. iran making its case to the united nations as donald trump tightens his economic grip on the regime. what the white house just did that could force iran back to the negotiating table. alexa is going hollywood. the actors who just signed up to be the new voice behind the gadget. "fox and friends first" starts right now. and good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday morning, thank you for starting or ending your day with us. we begin with that fox news alert. the explosive whistleblower complaint declassified overnight and in just a few hours the director of national intelligence will have to answer questions from lawmakers about that report. and the president's reaction and a lot of others. >> the president is calling for transparency in this whistleblower complaint, lawmakers have seen enough no

tonight. shannon bream and left "fox news at night" team take all the breaking news from here to. >> shannon: it would begin tonight with the fox news alert. house speaker nancy pelosi opening the floodgates by launching what she calls a former impeachment inquiry after months of stalling. she says, and his son hunter biden with potential conflict of interest in that country. but, are democrats jumping the gun? breaking tonight, sources tell us the white house is prepping to release them both and ed henry has another good impact on everything you think you know so far. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." breaking news from the united nations largely overshadowed by all this impeachment talk tonight so stick around for that. and a senior capital health producer chad program will look at who is on board with impeachment and what actually happens next in this very complex process. we start tonight with correspondent gillian turner, a national security worker herself. she joins us with late breaking news about the whistle-blower complaint itself. good evening, jillian. >> devel

"witch hunt, the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history." fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

includes rudy giuliani, who today was subpoenaed for documents paid and fox news has learned that rudy giuliani was not acting alone and trying to get dirt from ukrainian officials on joe biden. two high-profile washington lawyers joe to vintage and his wife were working with him, calling the claim categorically false. at this phase there are no plans for the war room like during the last impeachment drive, instead president trump is making his case on twitter, calling it a witch hunt and presidential harassment among other things. prompting recovery republican congressman to call one tweet beyond repugnant. as for democrats, speaker nancy pelosi laid out her strategy and a call yesterday saying "we have to be fearful, somber, nonpartisan, it's not about partisanship, it's about patriotism." but she noted that the polls have changed drastically about this. a new poll deleted today, showing americans deadlocked, 47-47 over whether president trump should be impeached and removed from office. if there are other accusations tonight that president trump may have asked other world leaders fo

after one person writing, come on, dude. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thanks for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues now. >> i intend to hold the president accountable and intend to do it for investigation and what we see is damming. rob: okay, monday september 30th and let's meet, president trump says he wants to know who his accuser is as we learn that this whistleblower will be speaking very soon. jillian: brand new push from joe biden's campaign to silence rudy giuliani, two officers murdered defending city they sworn to protect and serve. >> you're never going to have to worry about a mortgage payment again. rob: and we are talking about heros today following the footsteps of america's bravest at the tunnel to towers race. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: very good morning you on this monday, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt and thank you for getting early with us, the attorney for whistle blower in the trump-ukraine phone call controversy is slamming 60 minutes. jillian:

his romance with the press? i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. >>> fox news alert, at least seven people are dead and several others are injured after a shooting in west texas on saturday. police say the man was being stopped by state troopers for not using his turn signal when he shot at them and fled. spokesman for the odessa police says at least one victim remains in life threatening condition. we will have updates throughout the day on this tragic situation. >>> our other top story today of course is hurricane dorian, currently strengthening. senior meteorologist janice dean is joining us now. janice >> we just got the latest information, 11 a.m. advisory i haven't seen a lot of hurricanes this strong. 180 miles-per-hour sustained winds. they have upped the winds, gusts of 220 miles-per-hour. this is going to cause catastrophic, life-threatening damage for the northwestern bahamas. this storm continues to strengthen and will probably be intact for at least the next 24 to 48 hours. and then beyond that, computer models look like they're trending westward, so we're not out

washington, doug luzader, fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:34. this morning. at top a new poll is out showing voters in the iowa caucus now leaning towards democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren over former vice president joe biden. 22% of voters are supporting elizabeth warren. joe bodien is right behind her with 20%. bernie sanders has dropped to third place. >>> tiffany lee and her boyfriend are expected back in court today. they are charged with arranging the murder of the father of her two children. the start of the trial comes a week after the da revoked a plea deal. he contacted the defense witness. adela is the third defendant in the case and was expected to testify against lee. >> and pg ande is warning millions of customers there is a possibility the power may be turned off today in several northern 8:00 california counties to reduce the risk of wildfires. take a look at the map of the affected areas. the warning is going to people livering from the north bay all the way to the lake tahoe area. pg ande is warning they may cut off power because of the hot temperatures, dr

the united states. good evening, i'm connell mcshane filling in for jon scott. this is "the fox report". the state of texas continues to suffer tonight, fresh off its second mass shooting in just a matter of weeks. fox reports live from odessa, just moments from now. first, though, the latest on hurricane dorian. it's a storm that's shaping up to be dangerously historic and reach category 5 status today, as it slammed ashore in the bahamas. states of emergency declared in georgia, south carolina, north carolina, and florida, we evacuation orders -- with evacuation orders issued for parts of the sunshine state. fox team coverage, jeff paul, all standing by for us. let's start with chief meteorologist rick reichmuth tracking the slow-moving monster tomorrow from the weather center. >> slowed down to about 5 miles-an-hour forward projection. this is that slowdown that we have been saying is going to happen. because of that, we've got a storm that's over here across the northwestern bahamas around the abaco islands. that means it is barely moving. it is like being in the middle of e

television, you see fox warning about the impeachment, but the democrats, the divisions within the democratic party are the big story. meanwhile, the president is winning the messaging war. on friday morning, he went on a tweet storm. cnn's daniel dale found in three tweets, the president made three false claims while arguing that he shouldn't be kbeechimpeached. he's making up all of this stuff, lying constantly, yet he's winning the messaging war. it's a remarkable situation to see that in september of 2019, that this is the conversation about what the democrats may or may not do as they inch their way toward impeachment. so let's talk more about this with our panel that's with me here in new york today. joining me to discuss this is executive director for justice democrats and cnn commentator, zander rojas, dahlia, and susan glasser. thank you all for being here. i'm fascinated by this daily coverage of this story. susan, this impeachment debate or maybe the lack of a debate is something that's confusing in washington, and i think, all across the country. >> confusing? i mean, t

gabbard for at least coming out against that. mike emanuel in for shannon bream and the fox news at 19, will take it from here. >> mike: thanks so much, we began with a fox news alert. as democrats push ahead on the so-called impeachment inquiry against him, president trump presses ahead with a rally. his approval is a strong as ever heading into 2020. stick around to find out. also tonight, retired four-star general jack keane is standing by live to tell us what he knows about the taliban talks at camp david that fell apart. he will tell us how to end america's longest war and bring troops home to afghanistan. plus, ken paxton is leading the charge against google and its "monopolistic behavior." almost every state is joining the massive antitrust investigation. this is just the latest effort and a crackdown on big tech and how america rains in the industry's power. could facebook, google, amazon, apple be facing their restrictions? i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin tonight in north carolina. correspondent jonathan serrie is at president trump's rally. good evening, jonatha

invited. >> for tickets go to fox nation.com patriot awards. love to see you there. >> wwwe is invading fox. >> bill: good deal. thank you, guys. there are count l*ers new developments with the whis whistle-blower complaint. democrats want the accuser to testify on the hill very soon and the president wants to meet the whistle-blower. a lot to take in. monday and a new week starts now. i'm live here in new york city. >> let's kick it off. i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. we're also learning the inspector general who handled the whistle-blowers complaint with reportedly testify friday before the house intelligence committee and congress may still be in recess but democrats are nonetheless moving full speed ahead with their impeachment push. >> bill: a lot of action on sunday. a part of what we heard as the fallout played yesterday. >> could not ignore what the president did. he gave us no choice. i always said we will follow the facts where they take us. and when we see them, we will be ready and we are ready. >> if you read the seven page nancy drew novel the whistle-blo

sure you're sober. san joaquin county, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2news. >>> a man using a walker was critically injured when he fell onto the tracks of the barboa belt station. a train was stopped when the man fell and became wedged between the platform and the train. san francisco firefighters, they responded to the scene and pulled that man to safety. the station was shut down for about 45 minutes. firefighters, they say the man injured his legs and was taken to a trauma center in critical condition. his name still hasn't been released. >>> the chp said the man bypassed a road closure this morning leading to the high- speed chase that ultimately shut down highway 101 near geyserville. the chain of events began around 6:30 this morning when officers say 56-year-old eric vangelder drove around the road closure on the southbound lanes and then took off. the chase ended when he drove over a spike strip that officers had placed near windsor. they then deployed gas and a stun grenade after saying he refused to surrender, facing charges of evading police, du, resisting arrest. the standof

. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ and i set fire to the rain. ♪ watched it burn as i starred o fade. ♪ and it burned when i cried because i heard it screaming out your name. heather: we'll let you know where that fire your rented in the pregame performance in just a little bit. first, good morning to you. hope everyone had a great weekend. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm heather childress. thank you for starting your day and your week with us. a bombshell bust overnight, the new york times walking back its report of alleged sexual misconduct by justice brett cavanaugh, saying the victim has no recollection of the decades old incident. griff jenkins joins us from washington as democrats push for the justice's impeachment. >> reporter: good morning, heather. this is a major correction. you don't see quite this big and certainly not from the new york times, but this morning we've got one and this one is walking back new sexual misconduct allegations against justice brett cavanaugh. the allegations were uninvestigated and the accuser doesn't re

figure, character whotous plays tv cameos in the 1990's, then certainly as "apprentice" host and fox news figure. you see the evolution to the more and more in-your-face case -- character that excites the camera interest. host: let's go to calls. joseph is first in albuquerque, new mexico. republican. caller: hi. host: good morning. caller: good morning, greta. president trump is president trump and even before he was a president, he was trump. you knew this, so there is nothing new about him. he is who he is. you had to change his platform when he became president because that is what he is now. everyone should be happy for that because he is the only one. i don't know exactly that i would argue with except for changing his platform. maybe that is a political reference which, i would not necessarily comment on, but i actually think the thing that is striking since he became president is that there was this theme that, the presidency changes everyone. he will become more quote unquote presidential, he will reach out to more of america because that is what you do. the institution of t

lucky to be doing that. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues next, goodbye. jillian: tuesday, september 17th, fox news alert, the trump administration says iran will be held accountable after all signs point to the rogue regime's appointment in the attack. rob: their supreme leader throwing nuclear negotiations out the window, the president demanding resignations at the new york times over the misleading piece against brett kavanaugh. jillian: that's not stepping the left from moving forward with kavanaugh's impeachment. the new steps house democrats plan to take today. rob: how many branches of government are there and can you name them? >> three of them, judicial -- [was all] jillian: could you pass this constitution quiz. rob: we will show you what happens when we the people are put to the test, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: on our way live, killer whether the last few days, unbelievable. jillian: summer is not over, that is the headline. rob: not missing that, "fox and friends first

in the carolinas. what life from wellington north carolina. doug mckelway is with us. the fox news outfit, i want one of those. not the one you're wearing. you look pretty drenched. >> it was dry a little while ago. that has changed since about 8:00 when things began to deteriorate in the rain is coming down cats and dogs. fairly strong wind gusts. it's been mild all day with the exception of a couple tornadoes respond by the hurricane. the eye wall about 60 miles to the south of us and i believe the hurricane strength winds extend 60 miles out. think should be deteriorating rapidly. the key is the geography of the eastern seaboard. the coast of florida goes in near jacksonville, st. augustin st. augustine. up into southern georgia, as far north as savannah. those areas are largely spared because of the geography of that concave shape. not so when it comes to the outer banks of north carolina which one wider suggested juts out like a boxer's job. we hope it's not a glass job. >> sean: is it waterproof or -- >> not very. >> sean: tell fox to give you a better jacket. they can afford