rudy giuliani the president's loyalty in full force. i support him. he also stands behind him, and he doesn't file anything he has done is problematic or that he's even under investigation. your thoughts. >> with the whole mayor giuliani thing, i find it puzzling there are reports he's being investigated but there aren't reports hunter bind is being investigated. as the story progresses we'll find out more and more whether rudy giuliani is under investigation or not. story after story of this double standard of justice where it seems as if you are close to this president, you have this extraordinary amount of pressure and investigation that goes on. and so time will tell. it won't be the first time one of these reports has been incorrect. in the mueller investigation there were reports, michael cohen. this wouldn't be the first time. so i was struck by that. feign was glad the president is standing by him. judge jeanine: i was glad but not surprised base' a very loyal man. the second thing i was struck by, when i asked if he was going to fire the indi

what did you think of the rudy giuliani interview? we will be back next sunday at 11:00 eastern with the latest. (grover) do not worry, sir. i also fix cars! (burke) seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum >> breaking develops in the impeachment push against president trump. the attorney for the first whistle-blower now confirming he is representing e, quote, l multiple whistle-blowers at least one of them said to have firsthand knowledge of the president dealing with ukraine. hello everyone welcome to america news headquarters. >> thank you for joining us today. president trump slamming the emergence of the second whistle-blowers he claims it is part of an intelligence conspiracy against him also saying that house probe is stacked against him because e he accuses democrats of denying republicans due process in this investigation. meanwhile senate swriew dish area committee lindsey graham on supgd morning future this is

. >> we are back with rudy giuliani. you were talking about a $5000 loan, a second mortgage to james biden, joe's brother for a florida vacation home for a company controlled by a guy, this is within politico in august, a ukrainian american businessman in delaware and longtime joe biden donor. there is no indication the loan influenced his official action and finally in the peace the spokesman says the loan was secured by a private residence, a 6% loan -- >> i can't hear you. >> we lost contact? >> you have to reconnect the microphone. >> let me pause for a moment. >> politico will always say that about joe biden. they didn't bother to investigate but if you put together 30 of these situations of which there are about 30 i'm asking about the business in ukraine, joe biden went there to give it and assist. it happens at the same time so you have the kid making 5 million and the brother -- i'm not connecting. i can't hear him. >> we will work on that but i will tell the audience we are talking about this case. 6% loan into

arthel: so will the house dems subpoena rudy giuliani? if so, would he have any legal wiggle room to get out of it? >> you know, it's hard to say because he is not part of the administration. so they can't claim executive privilege the way they can with other people who work for the administration. so he would -- if he defies it though, i'm not sure what penalties that congress can actually impose on him. that would be a test going forward. but executive privilege would not seem to apply to him since he does not officially work for the government. ann: jonathan, thank you very much. we have to leave it there. >> thank you for having me. arthel: of course. eric: and there's been another high-level shake-up in washington. kevin mcaleenan stepping down as acting secretary of homeland security. border security remains a top priority for the trump administration. garrett tenny has more from washington. >> reporter: the sources familiar with the situation tell us this was mcaleenan's dix he was not fired. last night in a call with senior dhs le

rudy giuliani is involvement in ukrainian politics? people are going to stand back and say once again, like russian collusion, i really don't know what's going on going on. >> harris: it's interesting what you say because robert ray was just here, formally of independent counsel during the clinton time. i said to him off-camera, rudy giuliani, you know what he's doing, and he is making democrats have to kind of coax what are we going to do to answer back on what he said last night? joe biden says take him off the air. >> i think the other casualties of this process may be joe biden. the comfortable sweater everybody wanted is now looking like damaged goods. the democrats are going to have to live with the consequences of that call for some time. >> harris: great to see you both. 2020 democrats elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are willing to fight income equality, but experts say their tax plan would cripple economic growth. ♪ mortgage rates are down! and you could lower your monthly payments right away by calling newday now. you c

>> welsh when the -- well, when the president says he stands absolutely behind rudy giuliani, rudy probably ought to think about all the other people the president has said he stands behind, including the kurds today. and, actually, that is quite often in our history been the prelude to dumping him. there is a problem. i think giuliani is a liability. both substantively and for all the optics reasons that guy talked about x. now he is himself under a criminal investigation. kind of awkward to have your personal attorney in that position. but let's not forget these two guys go back a long way. if donald trump could be said to have a close best friend, it might be rudy giuliani going all the way back to new york. and so rudy knows a lot. and maybe too much to be cut loose just like that. so i would be surprised if in the very short term before it absolutely becomes necessary the president has to cut him loose, but definitely a lot of people want him to. chris: let me turn to another part of the developments, jason. the president is pushing the argument about executive powers. as far, it seems

rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney. rudy, is it true there is trouble in paradise with you and barr? io text anymore, you're not friends, what's going on? >> it's terrible, we fight every day. >> laura: seriously? >> no, i have great respect for him, think he's doing a great job. we have somewhat different goals, obviously, sort of come together in a few places, and i think i've been very careful never to even talk to him about this. >> laura: have you never had a conversation? >> not about this, i don't think so. if i did, it was social -- i don't think so. >> laura: you did or you didn't? >> i do not have a conversation with him about it at all. >> laura: the president seem to indicate, why don't you talk to rudy, and maybe bill barr, about general corruption? >> the president knows this is complete nonsense. coming from a few staffers in the white house who do this all the time because they want to talk to reporters, and i say to them, will you just calm down, take a little valium, calm down. they did this last time

rudy giuliani and william barr. we will tell you what barr and the us attorney dura mater after, the academic epicenter of the counterintelligence russia probe. giuliani calls him a deep state

giuliani and rudy giuliani has refused to appear before the committee but he is at the core of this question. that is at least one lawmaker reacting to the personal attorney rudy giuliani defined the subpoena of house democrats this as the fed arrested a defendant in the campaign-finance case tied to mr. giuliani as impeachment inquiry grinds on how to cc that from a legal standpoint. we bring in the legal panel, alex a criminal defense attorney and former assistant u.s. attorney and bob schultz a tourney and former prosecutor alex looked start with you, in the impeachment inquiry illegal? >> the constitution gives it to the house of representatives. the house of representatives gets to decide how it wants to do that. you can use the word illegal but the legal basis is the u.s. constitution. arthel: is it legal for rudy giuliani to disregard the subpoena from congress? >> you can charge him with obstruction if they choose and threaten him in the letter were doing so i don't think it's a smart decision on his part to obstruct because there's an adverse interest if this continues movi

rudy giuliani accused him of working with former ambassador to ukraine, bonovic, . dana, this is another high-value deposition, what leaks from this one. >> dana: right, they are behind closed doors. john roberts, thank you. let's bring back bret baier, i get stuck on the company that the ukrainian guys came up with, fraud guarantee. i will have to rethink that and go back to the marketing drawing board. john bolton was fired in august. he hadn't been heard from, except we know he is working on a book. this news about him being concerned came from testimony from fiona hill yesterday. what more do you know about that? >> bret: we don't know a lot, we don't have the transcript of the deposition. we have some reporting from behind closed doors that she said this was a problem. some sounds like it may be john bolton himself, but i think what you are going to see here is building a case that this shadow government as democrats call it, rudy giuliani was running was operating with some major concerns from some of the nsc staff and national security advisor and we'll see i

. >> martha: two businessmen with ties to rudy giuliani had been arrested on campaign finance charges. they've been helping his efforts to investigate former vice president biden, the president's personal attorney because the timing of these arrests very suspicious. fox news correspondent gillian turner has the story for us. >> good evening martha, barking tonight president trump weighing in on new developments and the impeachment inquiry after federal agents arrested two associates of rudy giuliani's before they boarded in international flights. the two men had one-way tickets. >> i don't know those gentlemen. it's possible i have a picture with them because i have a picture with everybody. i have a picture with everybody here. somebody said there might be a picture, we are at a fund-raiser or somewhere, i have pictures with everybody. i don't know if there's anybody i don't have pictures with. i don't know them. >> a federal indictment alleges violated campaign finance laws and 2018 when donating $325,000 to the trump super pac. prosecutors from new york southern district say the me

our posture is the only reason we are having this conversation is because donald trump and rudy giuliani injected these lies and smears into the atmosphere -- you know why they did at? because donald trump is terrified of facing vice president biden in a general election. >> martha: we are going to walk about that as well. i want to ask you this question which is a big picture -- this is what concerns people about the way politics and big money tend to work. watch this. >> what do you say to people who say this is why people hate washington. a vice president's son can money where their father is doing official government business. >> it was a mistake in retrospect as it related to creating any perception that there was wrong. >> martha: who says this? is there and out of touchness in that answer -- there's a lot that never happened in my life if my name hadn't been biden, i probably wouldn't have gotten this job if i hadn't been a biden. what does he not understand about the questions and concerns about that? >> i saw some criticism online from donald trump jr. of all people who was obvi

fox news learning rudy giuliani will not comply with the subpoena from congress. our chief white house correspondent john roberts breaking the news in the last five minutes and reporting live from the north lawn. john. >> good afternoon, trace, spoke to rudy a couple minutes ago. i was on my way out here. i lost count of how many times i've spoken with him today. he told me he will not comply with the subpoena sent to me by three house committees, who are looking into the impeachment inquiry. he said there is number of reasons why he will not, a lot follows along the same lines as the letter that pat sent up to nancy pelosi and the chairs of the three house committees conducting the inquiry. in addition, items of executive privilege and whether or not the house committee had the authority to do it. he says there is issue of attorney-client privilege, as well. get to what you were talking about earlier, what fiona hill said yesterday in the deposition she gave to the house impeachment inquiry regarding what john bolton told her about rudy giuliani. according to fio

sounds like the views of our next guest rudy giuliani and joseph digenova. wrong.ph those were the 1998 anti-impeachment views of none other than current house judiciary chair, jerry nadler.ss change -- so, my friends, what's changed? a donald trump in the white house, that has changed. here now the forementioned rudy giuliani personal attorney to the president and former and frequent guest. rudy, what does this forceful letter mean? what does it signal less about the road ahead? >> i think it was brilliant that hhe quoted nadler for another reason. what he wrote was a traditional american liberalism. when i was a young person,m, liberals believed you have to defend the civil rights for thee communists and the nazis.if thel rights,en everyone will be. all of a sudden this congress has run roughshod over the right to call witnesses, the right to confront witnesses against you. if the right of counsel. if they are threatening to imprison attorney general barrne and impeach me, that is his government lawyerand his privat. they want all of my private documents.

i don't speak on behalf of rudy giuliani but i can tell you that rudy giuliani has been the president's attorney for a long time and donald trump what he was just a citizen, not elected to office yet, was the center was the a russian witch hoax scam perpetrated on him as a private citizen. >> martha: i understand all of that but you have an answered my question but the connection between what the president wants to learn about joe biden specifically from the ukrainians and his concerns about the origins of the 2016 election. i know about the server, i know about hillary clinton, all of that stuff that people are concerned about, but the link between rudy giuliani and joe biden is what has raised this impeachment question and that's what the court was asked to address, and i think there are still questions about that. >> first of all, i reject the premise. >> martha: in what sense? >> this has nothing to do with rudy giuliani. the democrats were talking about impeachment before donald trump was thwarted office. >> martha: i'm talking about the situation. >> just isn't true. i think the a

he would have to ask rudy. >> giuliani has been involved up to his neck in this entire mess. >> rudy giuliani, the president's attorney, trickle of his associates arrested at the airport. these two men here, they had one-way tickets to vienna. according to the indictments, they had no significant prior history of donations. they sought to advance their personal financial interests and the political interests of at least one ukrainian government official with which they were working in order to conceal from >> probably some democrats jump ahead of the facts as we have them right now to make broad accusations that are not supported by evidence. >> bret: it's kind of a cycle we have seen in this town. >> it's really a swamp it seems and what i think is crucial about this, where this links up to the now famous or notorious phone call and the whole impeachment investigation is that the apparent purpose of this undisclosed campaign donation was to gain influence in trump's camp and perhaps over pete sessions in congress and others to pressure and get rid of the ambassador. why would you wa

rudy giuliani says he still considers john bolton to be a friend. what you said at the top of all of this, neil, giuliani did tell me a little more than an hour ago that he's not going to comply with a subpoena he received from the three house committees conducting the impeachment inquiry. he said there's a number of reasons for it. a lot of them fall along the same lines as the reasons the white house articulated to nancy pelosi and the chairman of the three committees in the letter from pat cipollone he. it goes to executive privilege and attorney client privilege. unless and until congress decides that it tries to enforce the subpoena, they're not going to get any cooperation from giuliani. >> neil: all right, john roberts. thank you very much. john at the white house. maybe this, this could be the president's best defense against abatement. a booming stock market darn close to another record. the lexus es... ♪ ...every curve, every innovation, every feeling... a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379/month for 36 months. experience

there is rudy giuliani, said to be at odds with ag barr. the president's private attorney who was a political role with his attorney and the work you've done and all of this are clearly under the microscope. meanwhile democrats who are still pushing to impeach the president, what would they say is worse than what they saw in the whole 2016 russian situation. a blatant attempt they say to enlist a foreign leader to aid in his election. the president supporter said the whistle-blower is the latest version of christopher steele, a person motivated to bring the president down operating on secondhand information that they believe will knock them out. they are the vitamins, this new picture that surfaced as a complicated story of hunter biden. return tonight to peter schweizer for the joe biden story, he has written a lot about it and has been held to the challenge so we will go through for some of that tonight. first we have karl rove with his take on what some are saying is a white house in crisis mode tonight. good to see you this evening. at

joining me now is rudy giuliani himself. so, rudy, is shokin a credible source? >> well, shokin -- we cannot determine shokin as a credible source because nobody investigated it. if i had been told that shokin is not a credible source, i would've immediately said to do an investigation. and to determine that. i would've been curious as to how they came to that conclusion if they didn't do an investigation because i would've then suspected that the -- uh, obama holdover is trying to protect people in the state department were lying to them. the only way you can determine shokin is telling the truth or not is to question him and determine if he has cooperation or doesn't he, and he happens to have corroboration. i am curious if it wasn't the state department who conducted that investigation. let me clear up the conversation with pompeo. i turned over that outline you see with secretary pompeo, i had hand-delivered with him, had a conversation with him thereafter, and he told me he was going to turn it over not to investigate biden, which is what i think is maybe th

what is rudy giuliani doing? he's clearly going to solicit dirt from a foreign power on the president's ostensibly top political rival. there are channels, there are proper channels, within which to do this. it would be appropriate for the dresses department to take a look at this. you could have a treaty, a mutual agreement between the ukrainian law enforcement apparatus and the u.s. to do an investigation. it doesn't have a president leading on this. i think people involved in this know what outcome the president wants. >> john: the state department went so far to say that secretary pompeo did not seek to investigate the dossier of information that rudy giuliani gave the state department back in march. something else happened today. we caught an encrypted text stream between bill taylor, the ambassador to ukraine, and gardens on one, the e.u. ambassador, who was named in the complaint. bill taylor says in this conversation, "as i sat on the phone i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with

democrats subpoena trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and trying to nail down a hearing with the whistleblower. we are learning from justice department officials about john durham's probe into possible misconduct during the origins of robert mueller's russia investigation. we will iron it out. a possible hate crime against a sixth grader. the young african-american girl alleged white boys cut her dress off. the family is apologizing saying she fabricated the attack. how did karen pence get dragged into the media coverage? new law signed by california's governor, college athletes allowed to make money by taking endorsements. we will talk to a former division i college basketball player. we will debate it. welcome to fox news at night. we have fox team coverage tonight. we have breaking news on the investigation into the investigators, britt hume with expert analysis but we start with jillian turner with the house democrats latest impeachment push. >> reporter: bracing tonight three congressional committee chairman issuing a subpoena for donald trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani, at the cen

they reportedly enjoyed lunch hours ago with one rudy giuliani. now that two soviet born associates of president trump's personal lawyer or in front of a judge accused of federal campaign finance primes. their plan say the feds is to use one-way tickets to hightail it out of america, but american justice nabbed them at the airport outside of washington. ego froman from the old soviet union now live in florida they've been at the center of the trump ukraine controversy, federal in

giuliani who has produced the text message suggesting that he was on board with what rudy giuliani was doing, he contradicted him or not? we don't know. but i think big picture, remember what the democrats were doing yesterday, licking their chops about the inspector general, maybe there's some dirt over there at the state department on secretary mike pompeo, and instead it turned out to be a whole lot of nothing. so you have to be careful, because the democrats are jumping all in on this, and sometimes they are getting ahead of the facts. >> melissa: we know that the prosecutor, harris, said, rudy giuliani says that he said that he was pressured, we also learn from other reports that the prosecutor under oath in austria said that he was fired for looking into joe biden, but he is not a reliable guide, because he was fired for corruption. >> harris: this is where you and i differ, i am exhausted by the theater that i see, and i do want some of it to happen behind closed doors so that they can get to some of this. this in some instances involves leadership from different countries, and

rudy giuliani responded to that reporting, and he said if john bolton, "i'm disappointed in john. i'm not sure he realizes i received all this evidence is part of my representation of the president. it was all part of the evidence and suppression of evidence regarding ukrainian collusion as well as the origin of some of the false information against the president." meantime, house democrats are defending their impeachment inquiry. as you know, there has not been a full house boat, which would give republicans certain rights to call their own witnesses and issue subpoenas. also, the democrats are holding interviews in a secure facility behind me, harris. here's congressman swalwell. >> we are not going to see evidence that the words "quid pro quo" were used. in the history of quid pro quo, nobody ever says, "hey, i've got a quid pro quo for you." the meeting was not happening, that it was withheld, and the present through rudy giuliani, his personal agent, was saying that for that had to happen, they are dudes on a rush for their role in 2016 election period and investigate the bid

rudy giuliani, joseph digenova, are you going to testify with the senate? at >> i have to weigh that with my client, it's not a unitary decision but it may affect the other decisions. i would love to testify and give me a half-hour to point out biden inc., four decades of crime. it will be easier than pointing out six decades of mafia crime. >> laura: what was going on with perry? >> he's done nothing wrong. >> laura: he was at the inauguration of zelensky. >> senator chris murphy told zelensky he better not cooperate with me and other senators told him not to cooperate with william barr. >> laura: did you debrief him? >> i'm not going to tell you my internal conversations, i talked to a lot of people. >> laura: cory booker is someone who is chomping at the bit to question you. >> i would savor the opportunit opportunity, especially if it's done publicly. i know rudy giuliani is from new york, very close to broadway, he loves the theatrics, his behavior has been despicable and the lies and half-truths and the deception that he has been doing at the directio

giuliani was overstepping their bounds? >> sec. of state pompeo: martha, there is always friction in organizations of 70,000 people. i must say, too, ukraine is one of dozens of issues we address everyday at the state department, i know you have people out here who are thinking about impeachment everyday on every station, making sure american people are safe. government in lebanon has just fallen, protest in chile rise to level we had to have a meeting cancelled that was important for the world, we're focused on broad issues. >> martha: that is one issue and i have one more question on totally different matter. but the question is, was there anything with regard to joe biden or burisma you were concerned about in terms of national security at the state department? >> sec. of state pompeo: we were focused on corruption. >> martha: you were concerned? >> sec. of state pompeo: if that corruption involved individuals with business interests there, we want to know that. oligarchs that operate outside ukrainian bounds for too lon

breaking tonight, congressional company chairman issuing a subpoena for rudy giuliani. related to his role at the center of the ukraine scandal that has prompted democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president. adam schiff, eliot engel, and elijah cummings accuse rudy giuliani of "jeopardizing national security." they write, "you acted as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance his personal political interests by abusing the power of the office of the president." calling him out or sharing screenshots of his text messages with trump administration officials, they make clear they believe giuliani is just the tip of the iceberg. you are in possession of evidence in the form of texts, phone records, and other communications indicating that you were not acting alone and that other trump administration officials may have been involved in this scheme." fox news' hannity just a short time ago, giuliani was noncommittal about testifying be panel. >> i'm weighing the alternatives. i will go through it, get all my evidence together, i'll get my chart. i don

diane feinstein of the senate judiciary says i welcome the opportunity to question rudy giuliani under oath about his role in seeking ukrainian government assistance to investigate one of the president's political rivals. >> it would be great to have rudy giuliani testify in front of the senate judiciary committee although senator feinstein appears confused about what is involved. the -- donald trump and rudy giuliani are very much hoping to bring to light how ukraine meddled in the 2016 election on behalf of hillary clinton. you had democratic operatives working with ukrainian government officials to help hillary clinton's campaign and that has been admitted to by ukrainian officials and many people in ukraine were involved in this russia hoax, the idea that donald trump was a traitor who colluded with russia in the 2016 election which brings us to the much more important point which is the senate judiciary committee should be having a lot more people than just rudy giuliani testifying including so many people who were involved in the department of justice and fbi investigation of the

rudy giuliani telling fox news the timing is very interesting. let's get to chief white house correspondent john roberts live from the north lawn. run down this story now. john. >> good morning to you. two associates of rudy giuliani instrumental in helping him get information on joe and hunter biden were arrested last night at dulles airport on charges of campaign finance violations and they are expected to appear in court later on today. the two men, pictured here with donald trump junior have been indicted. the ones on the right. they have been indicted by the southern district of new york or charges of setting up a shell company where they funneled illegal political campaign contributions to several campaigns including a pac associated with president trump. according to the indictment the two men, both foreign-born american citizens, one in ukraine and one in belarus. contributed $325,000 through global energy producers to a trump-associated pac america first action. it is headed by the former small business administrator sean spicer and form

rudy giuliani is not going to fix it. donald trump is going to fix it. the reason he's president of united states, they are just walking around with their shoes on and haven't done a thing about corruption, in the ukraine, contribute to it. do you know what they say in the ukraine when they talk about corruption? they say bullet. don't you think an american president has to crack that open with the very diplomats that couldn't find it --dash -- >> martha: maybe president trump will solve all the corruption in ukraine -- >> no, he didn't -- >> martha: i'm just repeating what you say. many americans look and say exactly what you are doing in this situation? why are you, the president's personal attorney, what is your personal -- what's your mission? >> to disrupt the world. my mission is to defend my client. >> martha: it's in the interest of your client to find out what happened with joe biden and burisma -- >> please, that's a miss characterization, martha. >> martha: tell me. >> which would involve collusion in the election into which joe biden inserted

why does he have rudy giuliani doing it? it seems to me that attorney general barr was mentioned in connection with these investigations. what are they talking about? >> well, the president can use whomever he wants. that's his right as chief executive. but it was actually bill barr, the attorney general who asked the president to please introduce him to foreign leaders to pursue his official department of justice investigation into the origins of the trump russia collusion hoax and any other related matter. so if giuliani runs across in his capacity as the attorney for the president information about a potential corrupt act by joe biden, he has every right to further look into it and turn it over to the department of justice, on behalf of the president. steve: all right. let's move to your fantastic book the fallout to the russia hoax witch hunt. i saw you on "fox & friends" talking about it this week. they promised three reveals in your book that were new pieces of information that we had to know about. but there was only

he was quoted by one of them as saying that rudy giuliani is a hand grenade that will blow us up, what do you think about what is coming there? >> congressman collins: another idea, was said earlier, we're hearing what adam schiff wants us to hear, this is the problem. john bolton coming or whether he doesn't come or not, left to be seen. we will end up having to subpoena him. there are significant issues with him coming, what we have to understand, no matter what we heard about what john bolton heard, said or done is through the lens of adam schiff, sole arbiter, he's been made the judge, jury and prosecutor of this case. that is the concern that should concern me and the american people, we are not hearing the full story. >> martha: are you glad there will be a vote tomorrow? >> congressman collins: it's sad. they have missed an opportunity all along to make fairness stable of this house. i'm sad that they are shredding the rules and putting vote up tomorrow and tell the members this is something we're codifying and making it fair. here is realization, there is still not letting the

those close to her say it was because she was not playing ball with rudy giuliani's investigation but also another side to the story. yesterday in a separate development former republican congressman pete sessions put out a statement and he

but what started happening over the last year was the president through rudy giuliani was running a parallel policy, a shadow policy that had a different aim, the aim was to try to get dirt on vice president biden. >> reporter: president trump's former ambassador told lawmakers there was a campaign within the administration to oust her based on what she called false claims by rudy giuliani that she tried to block efforts to go after joe biden and his son, hunter. the democratic chairman of the house intel committee defended the former ambassador with over 30 years experience in the foreign service. >> i think she has been a model diplomat and deserved better than the shabby treatment she received from this president and the secretary of state. so i think we're all deeply in her debt for representing the country so well around the world and for so long. >> reporter: some republicans accuse their democratic colleagues of stonewalling. >> they're cherry-picking what's a leak, they're withholding key facts, they're lying about other claims and the american public gets deceived as a result of it.

back to you. >> that was the tamer part of the rudy giuliani interview. a repeat to come later on fox news channel. get the popcorn. kevin, thanks so much. jillian? jillian:firy 30 minutes. joining me florida house republican member of house judiciary and house oversight reform committees, greg stuebe. a busy sunday. let's begin with the information everyone is talking about on the program, we are hearing there are reportedly multiple whistle-blowers we're hearing reportedly with first-hand knowledge. what do you say to that? >> i say the president made the transcript public to the american people. any american or anyone wants to read the transcript of the conversation between the president and ukrainian president can do that, judge for themselves whether they think anything in that transcript that is impeachment conduct. i don't think there is anything in the transcript that is impeachable conduct. there is no quid pro quo. there is no coverup in the information. there is nothing in my opinion the president can be impeached upon. jillian: what do you mak

let's go back to the issue at hand, rudy giuliani, i talked with rudy giuliani earlier today after a couple of reports surfaced the u.s. attorney's office for the seven district of new york beginning to look into giuliani's financial dealings with the two men. giuliani told me he had a couple of relationships with lev parnas and furman, legal advice and consulting for them on business and security matters. but don't forget, furman and lev parnas put giuliani in touch with former federal general in ukraine as giuliani trying to dig up material on joe and hunter biden. giuliani said he has no reason to believe the dealings with lev parnas and furman under investigation. he told me those campaign finance violations they were arrested for go back to before he started working with the tube. those two men have been indicted by the southern district of new york for campaign finance violations in the u.s. office alleged they made a calm -- associated with president trump and pete sessions. the u.s. attorney jeff berman talking about it. >> protecting the integrity of our elections and protec

two men who assisted rudy giuliani in ukraine have now been indicted on campaign finance charges. we will look into that ahead. plus, the president's former ukraine abbasid is expected to testify tomorrow. whether or not she will show as the trump administration vows to fight the impeachment inquiry. gregg jarrett's mouse. ♪ i have huge money saving news for veterans. mortgage rates just dropped to near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. activate your va streamline benefit now. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror m

look at the d&c server, they talk about you corruption of ukraine and rudy giuliani, the president of ukraine gets on and talks about a close cooperation between the countries and corruption in a new ambassador to the u.s. and the president gets on and talks about bill barr and a new ambassador between our countries and then mentions the bidens. everybody puts on tv and says do me a favor and look at the bidens. that is not accurate. look at the transcript herself. chris: let's turn to syria. defense secretary has said those thousand troops are being moved out of syria are moving to iraq and they are not coming home. >> they will eventually in the quickest way to get them out of danger was to get them into iraq. what you are facing and literally the number was 28 u.s. special forces between tens of thousands of soldiers on one side and tens of thousands on the other side. i hope when we release the letter it puts to bed the nonsense about how the president is supposedly green lighting the invasion nothing is further from the truth in the letter. chris: the husband release. >> this is

let me start by asking you about reports that rudy giuliani is under investigation. involving the ukraine. and there is some confusion whether you still consider them your attorney. president trump: yes. and he's a great gentleman. a great mayor. maybe the greatest mayor in the history of new york. he was a fantastic prosecutor. i know nothing about him being under investigation. i heard a report today. i can't imagine it. he's a man that looks for corruption, and whatever he does, i believe he's a totally honorable man. you know him well, too, jeanine. judge jeanine: i do, and i worked with him when i was a prosecutor. you stand behind hip in spite of this investigation. president trump: i don't know if there is an investigation. i just heard it. i find a lot of things you hear, they should look at other people. they should be looking at really bad people doing bad things to our country. so no i stand behind rudy giuliani. again, he was a crime fighter from day one. judge jeanine: what's interest being this, the inspector general referred andrew mccabe one year and

giuliani as he pushed for ukraine to investigate former president joe biden and also a conversation where the top american official in the u.s.

officials to work with his personal attorney rudy giuliani on the administration's ukraine policy. that's according to the u.s. ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland's prepared opening statement. part of his testimony reads "our view was that the men and women of the state department, nothing president's personal lawyer, should take responsibility for all aspects of u.s. foreign policy towards ukraine. ." ambassador sondland is a key figure in the house democrats impeachment inquiry because of his text messages discussing president trump's policy on the ukraine. he is a hotel chain owner and donated about a million dollars to president trump's inaugural committee before the president nominated him to become the ambassador to the european union. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting live for us from d.c. >> thanks and good afternoon. as mulvaney spoke the ministrations point of the opinion, gordon sondland, gave a closer deposition on capitol hill. as you mentioned in his prepared testimony, sondland said the president was "skeptical that ukra

rudy giuliani has revealed to fox news the two associates 'inspection on the right here, "logistically helped him with his investigation into joe biden's son. he vowed to reveal more shortly as we wait the pair in u.s. district court, about an hour from now. catherine herridge is live with more. julian is talking >> that's right, spoke with him earlier today and he confirmed that he did enlist the help of lev parnas and igor fruman to investigate corruption allegations against joe biden and his son, hunter biden. arrested last night in suburban washington at dulles international airport, a newly unsealed federal indictment alleges the men violated campaign finance law by engaging in a scheme to conceal the source or exceed the limit on political attributions. this indictment out of the southern district of new york further alleges that a number of congress got substantial can pain contributions and push for the investor to ukraine. "they want assistance in helping remove or recall the then u.s. ambassador to ukraine. lev parnas' efforts were conducted at least in part at the request of