chris: i'm chris wallace. there are now reports turkish-backed forces are executing syrian fighters while president trump declares he's an island of one for pulling back u.s. troops in northern syria. ♪ >> the kurds are tenninging to fit x that's good. let them have their borders. i don't think our soldiers should be there for the next 50 year guarding the border. chris: the president's move opens the way for turkish forces to launch an assault against the kurds, the key american ally in the fight against isis. >> nobody green lighted this operation by turkey, just the opposite. we pushed back very hard at all levels. chris: discuss the fallout with secretary of defense mark esper live in his first sunday show appearance. and we'll discuss the bipartisan push to punish turkey for its actions with senator chris van hollen. >>> then, democrats launch a new impeachment offensive after the white house refuses to cooperate. >> they know they can't win the 2020 election, so they're pursuing the insane impeachment

chris: it has been reported you have not heard that in the last 48 hours. >> know i've been busy chris. [laughter] chris: maybe you don't know fthis president trump has decided after he put you out there after that briefing he has decided he will not hold it there he blames it on the hostile media and theire partners by getting hammered by republicans. >> we talked about at great length last night if we made the decision on thursday we would've had the press conference on thursday that's fine. but i honestly think what you saw in the tweet is real. he doesn't hold back his feelings or his emotions. he is honestly surprised at the level of pushback. he still considers himself to be in the hospitality business and to put on the best show the best visit and was very comfortable there and we are all surprised at the pushback will have to find someplace else. chris: i just have to pick up he considers himself in the hospitality business. he's the president of the united states. >> that's his background. i use to be in real estate. i don't know what you have done. chris: nothing. that's all

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 what we do within the administration of the time. they say there's agreement, the president greenlighted this. and then we put out facts that put that to bed and noah comes back and says we were wrong about that. go back to the beginning of the impeachment. how did it start, a transcript with the bidens no one comes back and says we wrong about that. chris: i'm running out of time. and i one m

chris? chris: kevin, thanks so much. and, of course, it's extraordinary when all of us reporters and a lot of politicians are focused on what's right in front of us like the debate over policy in syria and the impeachment process, turns out the president for the last couple of weeks has been very involved in, first of all, getting intelligence, then planning and then finally ordering this strike that took down one of america's biggest enemies. let's get reaction now and reporting from trey yingst who is in our middle east newsroom. trey, what's the reaction there in the middle east to the takedown of al-baghdadi? >> reporter: well, chris, many world leaders were waiting until president trump addressed the nation from washington to respond to reports about the death of isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. we have just gotten a statement from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who congratulated president trump on an incredible achievement. u.s. allies across the region, more than ten countries participating in airstrik

that's what chris just said. this is not some trump is him "i think he meant this, i think he meant that." he said specific things. "the new york times" did a piece about what hunter biden did in china. the firm he worked with has long been established there. he's worked there for over a decade. there are multiple deals, including the one president trump is talking abou about. >> melissa: what was the added value? >> jessica: nepotism. this is the acceptable kind of swampy nepotism. >> melissa: the only thing he added was access to the vice president. there's nothing else about the table. but how can you dispute that point? what is your response to that? >> jessica: i'm bringing it to the floor, it is -- >> melissa: that's public corruption. >> jessica: it is not public corruption for there to be nepotism. first of all, under biden's lawyer said he didn't make a dime off of that deal. by the way, second of all, ivanka trump has over a dozen trademarks that she has -- >> melissa: not whataboutism. how's a public c

chris: okay. let's unpack what just said here because president trump made it very career this week, he says his call for ukraine and now china to investigate allegations against vice president biden and his son hunter have nothing to do with the 2020 election as you contended. take a look. >> i'm only interested in corruption. i don't care about politics. i don't care about biden's politics. i never thought biden was going to win, to be honest. chris: congressman, can you tell me of any other instance during the time president trump has been in office where he asked a foreign leader to investigate a specific american on the issue of corruption? >> you bet. attorney general barr is doing it right now -- chris: no, no, no, i asked -- forgive me. i said president trump. can you tell me of another instance where president trump on a conversation, a call has public wily or privately asked for a foreign leader to investigate a specific american? >> yeah, absolutely. now look, he may have done it person

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump now calling on china to investigate joe biden as house democrats forge ahead with their impeachment inquiry. ♪ ♪ >> we are looking at corruption. we're not looking at politics. chris: the president lays out his defense and dares nancy pelosi to hold a formal vote to authorize the probement >> someone republicans are nervous about our bringing that vote to the floor. floor. chris: we'll explore new revelations in the case that help and hurt both sides. >> well, it reads like a classic organized crime shakedown. >> chairman schiff should be disqualified. they are fact witnesses in the same investigation that they are now running. chris: this hour we're joined by two members of the house intelligence committee which is leading the investigation, democrat val demingsings of florida and republican chris stewart of utah. both only on " fox news sunday." plus -- >> i never thought biden was going to win. obama took him off the garbage heap. >> they're not going to destroy

>> chris: following very short? it's embarrassing that senators and congressmen in the united states would criticize trump for not going to war, when they have the power in the u.s. senate to declare war. which they haven't done since 9/11. it's unbelievable to see mitch mcconnell, to see chuck schumer out there yelling at the executive, "why don't you just expand and start a new war in syria over a different fight with a nato ally?" when they are too afraid to take a vote on it? >> harris: chris, can i just ask you -- our relationship with the kurds. i know they are not nato allies, but they helped put thousands of ices fighters either in the ground or in a jail cell. >> chris: they did. we should let them do that more. >> harris: but we took our people out. i know the president said there were a few troops, not more than a few hundred of them come up now we are moving them compose the out of syria. we want to put on sanctions. is this too much after the fact? should there have been the different move here? >> chri

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chris? >> chris: that's a little rich. on fox, it's all free. jeff, there was a controversial play in last night's game. people are still talking about trey turner returning down first base. he was called out because he interfered with the throw. the umpire will get some extra attention tonight. >> yeah, if you're a nats fan, you'll be watching the officiating tonight, the umpires very closely because of what happened last night. led to the ejection of the coach for the nationals. trey turner was returning to first base. if you talk to the fans, they can't see how he could have moved away from the ball. his focus wasn't on the ball. it was getting to the base. but didn't end up mattering too much because the nats got their bats going hot and really hitting them hard out there. 7-2. but tonight it could be different because it is game seven after all. chris? >> chris: well, i'll be watching. i'm a nats fan. thank you. my first time here in the news deck. a couple of bumps along the way. it's harder than it looks. i thought awhile this is it. i'll

chris: let's have a conversation. why did you say in that briefing that president trump had ordered a quid pro quo investigating the democrats that ukraine depended on investigating the democrats. >> that's what people said that a separate here's what i said, i'll say it again and hopefully people will listen. there are two reasons that we held up the eight, the first one was the rampant corruption in ukraine, it is so bad in ukraine in 2014 congress passed a law requiring us to make sure corruption was moving in the right direction. corruption is a big deal and everybody knows it. he was also concerned about other nations specifically european nations were helping with foreign aid. we talk about that for quite a while. i did then mention that in the past the president had mentioned time to time about the d&c server publicly. he even mentioned it to president zelinski and the phone call. but it was not connected to the aid. that's where people got sidetracked at the press conference. chris: i believe that anyone liste

joining us now from salt lake city the, congress juan chris stew -- congressman chris stewart. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning. keys chris i want to ask you about this new report that there is now a second whistleblower in this case who has spoken to the inspector general for the intelligence community, says he has firsthand knowledge that corroborates some of the allegations made by the first whistleblower. does that concern you? >> well, actually, not at all. first, we've known a little bit that this individual was going to come forward, and one of our concerns has always been there hasn't been firsthand knowledge of this. the first whistleblower, basically everything he accused was second and thirdhand knowledge. it does not matter. this person is going to say, yep, the president had this phone call and, yep, that's the transcript. why should i care at all what's his perspective or opinion, judgment of this transcript? you and i can read it. we can make our own -- chris: but, sir, conceivably -- and the allegation by the first

>> shepard: just for you, chris and for synergy and the fox world, this weekend on fox news sunday, chris wallace talks with a different secretary, mark esper and the secretary 's first sunday show interview, very first one and also senator chris van hollen the democrat of maryland, he and the republican senator lindsey graham have a bipartisan plan to punish turkey for attacking kurdish fighters in syria. that is this sunday on your local fox station. check your local listings. how was that? >> that was very, very good. you know what masson come i think you have a future in broadcasting. [laughter] >> shepard: thank you. this does not make you dad. dad's at home watching right now, hi, dad, it is chris's birthday but we don't care, dad. he is saying hello back. he is 91. >> not quite there make yet. [laughter] >> shepard: i mean, good luck, chris. >> thank you. >> shepard: you are the man. i appreciate you. wildfire alert and there it is, just look at this, this is from a chopper way up in the air. can you see how high the flames are leaping above the trees? there is absolutely no stoppi

back to chris. not unexpected. you think all of those that have been named will get a similar request at one point or another. >> absolutely. the breaking news to me, today, is that the -- fox has gotten ahold of the 11-page statement, opening statement by kurt volcker yesterday in a closed session. he was the special envoy from the administration to ukraine. he was very involved in all of this. this 11-page opening statement is quite devastating to the president and rudy guliani's case. it basically says that volcker, who all sides agree was an honest broker in this whole thing, was very disturbed by the information, he thought disinformation that various ukrainian officials were sending to rudy guliani, the president's private lawyer and that rudy guliani was then spreading that information in washington and that might be a reason why the president was so reluctant to meet with zelensky and also to, of course, push zelensky to investigate in that july 25th phone call both potential involvement in the 2016 electio

chris can read.s. i mean, he's a smart guy. he's not stupid. the transcript, which by the way, the whistle-blower themself noted was a direct transcript. it's indicating something is in the transcript that isn't there. it's hilarious and he expects all of us to buy it. no, he asked for a favor to investigate biden. you didn't read the transcript. stop humiliating yourself in front of millions of people. you're lying. >> laura: put up the transcript. >> the president says i wouldea like to do us a favor. it was the president's own notes in the president's notes released by the white house indicate the president was withholding military aid over ukraine. i encourage everyone to read it. >> laura: chris, you are very impassioned. but there's a disconnect between the factual predicate. do you know what the javelins are that were referenced in the line before the president said i'd like you to do me a favor? what are javelins and what were they part of? >> they are part of a weapons package that ukraine was trying to buy from the united states of am

bringing in fox news chris stirewalt. chris, let's start with the news which no doubt will be a criticism of criticism of the fifth holding a cheese from the g7 summit at one of his properties. >> chris: i thought to tell you, the idea that this administration feeling with what this administration is dealing with, right, a lot. the unraveling in syria. you've got the march trump impeachment here at home, breaking news story every day. the world is on fire. why? it is beyond my imagination. why this administration thought that number 1, to do it at all given the criticism that the president will receive for using one of his own properties for an event like this fear that is not necessary in the first place. that is an unnecessary problem to create for himself. within the next step today, to do it now if you do it this way, i just might wish i could think of a good reason for it. >> harris: when i hear you say that we talked about this last hour on the couch on someone as the president of the united states who actually hire

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

chris can read. he's not stupid. so with the transcript, which by the way, the whistle-blower himself as noted was a direct transcript. it has indicated and he expects all of us to buy it. he asked for a favor to investigate but you didn't read the transcript. stop humiliating yourself and you are lying. so the ukrainian president he would like to buy some more present comic weapons from us. the president says i would like to do us a favor. and that is holding military aid over the ukrainian head. i encourage everyone to read the transcript right now. >> you are very impassioned but there's a disconnect between the factual predicate. do you know what the javelins are that were referenced in the line before the president said it, i'd like you to do me a favor? what are javelins and what were they part of? >> they are part of a weapons package that the ukraine was trying to buy from the united states of america. and then they said i would like you to do us a favor. liberals tend to yell over others and i'm not yelling.

same thing in iraq, thanked same thing in afghanistan. >> martha: go ahead, chris. >> chris: i mean i find it funny that she's her favorite democrat, geraldo, but okay. i think she is an interesting candidate. i don't know that she's my cup of tea. i don't know if she's the parties cup of tea but she's definitely interesting which is why she's doing it. >> martha: when she gets a lot of attention. and she's definitely no matter what you think about her politics, and people have a problem with her sitting down with a side. she said she doesn't support a solid and she believes we should be out of the middle east completely. that is who she is, that is who she stands for and she's been there so certainly she's earned the right to speak about whether or not we should stay in the middle east. she certain a person of conviction regardless of how you feel about it either way. >> chris: i could not agree more. she is a person of conviction. she has some ideas. we are not always going to agree on everything, geraldo. and people don't agree. >> martha: i am not sure why hillary clinton is picki

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>> chris: i have not. i've heard from a lot of employees who thanked me for it and said this is a public service and kudos. it's unfortunate we have to live in this existence. >> tucker: it was a public service, there has been an awful lot written about harvey weinstein in the past year but this is the clearest account i have read about the cover-up and nbc. thanks for coming on tonight. 33 thank, tucker. >> tucker: robbie soave he is an associate editor, he joins us. is the author of "panic attack: the age of trauma." the age of trump." this account, i think you will agree leaves no room for debate. they acted as a pr team for harvey weinstein. >> he has the evidence in the piece, it's not a matter of being a human lie detector or and i believe him, he makes thee argument in his story and what he told you, i don't think there is anyone who could doubt, this network not only stonewalled the investigation from the beginning. and then when it was already out is not interested in telling the story, they weren

here's chris wallace. >> chris: from the fox news deck in new york city, today history on the house floor. congress confirms the ground rules for its impeachment inquiry against the president of the united states. >> on this vote, the yays are 232. the nays are 196. the resolution is adopted without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says they can pursue this process in a way that heals and doesn't divide. we'll see how that goes. >> this impeachment is not only an attempt to undo the last election, it's an attempt t

chris staszak, former new york assistant a.g. welcome back, chris. smart move today or fool's errand taking this vote? >> i think this is actually more of a fool's errand for democrats than they want to admit for two reasons. one they put some of these vulnerable members in the spotlight saying can you please articulate exactly what you're voting for today? if it's not impeachment, what is it? a process? second difficulty. tell me about the fairness of this process? transcripts to be released or only enable schiff to release these transcripts? >> bill: let me jump in here. speaker pelosi on the floor of the house. >> provides for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty of ourselves and to our posterity to ordane and establish this constitution of the united states. it goes on immediately to establish article 1, the legislative branch, article 2, the executive branch, article 3, the judiciary. the genius of the constitution, a separation of powers. three co-equal branches of government to be a check and bala

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

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chris: i'm chris wallace. there are now reports turkish-backed forces are executing syrian fighters while president trump declares he's an island of one for pulling back u.s. troops in northern syria. ♪ >> the kurds are tenninging to fit x that's good. let them have their borders. i don't think our soldiers should be there for the next 50 year guarding the border. chris: the president's move opens the way for turkish forces to launch an assault against the kurds, the key american ally in the fight against isis. >> nobody green lighted this operation by turkey, just the opposite. we pushed back very hard at all

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

chris: can we also learn that one of those officials who testified before the house impeachment investigation this week was so disturbed in 2015 when hunter biden started working for the ukrainian energy company, charisma, and the appearance if nothing else seemed to be self-dealing that he went to the vice president and biden then was vice president and says this looks bad. and he was turned away. >> that is a big deal. it's just surprised no one. prior to the press deciding this was the issue were not allowed to talk about in joe biden did nothing wrong, they were writing the stories about this and quoting former officials who work for joe biden saying they were uneasy with the situation and they did not like it was happening. in the issue here is when people

any moment we are expecting the new york republican congressman chris collins to plead guilty in an insider trading case this comes hours after the house made the republican lawmakers resignation official. we are live on scene. details ahead. first the president's lawyer, lawyering up. a cabinet secretary fighting back and the powerful republican lawmaker coming to the defense of the whistle-blower whose complaint is at the center of the whole controversy. along with new word today of when and how lawmakers could hear from that whistle-blower, and it's not on capitol hill. first today the secretary of state mike pompeo says five of his employees will not show up for depositions over the next two weeks with the house democrats because it's, as he put it, not feasible. this is we are learning that pompeii was on that july 25 phone call with the ukrainian president. the call during which president trump asked for an investigation into a political opponent, namely joe biden. our nation's top diplomat ignored reporters questions today. >> mr. secretary, do you have comment on reports that you ar

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

chris hahn, a host of the aggressive podcast. this keeps getting -- it gets worse and worse for poor old joe. what do you think about this testimony about a 2015 warnings that were disregarded? >> the deputy -- former deputy secretary of state george kent made this alarm to thee vice president's office, we are now hearing he has testified and the vice president's office responded, joe biden said -- we are too busy to deal with this.c this is not a priority that his son is selling influence to the biden obama administration. that is what this is about. when it's the democrats doing this they turn a blind eye to it. this is the first we are hearing about this, but we haven't seen any of the mainstream media covering this because this is an attack on joe biden.ve the liberal left is rallying around joe biden and the truth is we know what hunter biden has said. if his father gets elected president, he won't join any foreign boards.. he won't try to influence his father. that is like me saying if i'm in the nba i will stop slam-dunkin

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

chris hahn, what would be your advice for these candidates? >> they are never moving away from health care. that something the democratic party has been pushing for many years, many generations at this point, so i don't see that going away. i also think they have to preach unity. who's going to be the president that's going to be suited to heal the wounds in this country and repair are institutions that have been under attack for the last four years under this president? i think that's going be very important to democratic primary voters and more important it's going to be important in the general election. i do not think donald trump will be in the ballot of the general election, i said that to you. i think whoever is the next president is going to have a lot of healing to do in this country. >> martha: we'll see about that. i'm sure president trump from disagrees with you obviously on that one but we'll see what happens. the president would probably fit that bill or believe he would is joe biden in terms of bringing people together. he was a

chris hayes deserves credit. it takes bravery to defy someone who can fire you. by the way, it's an ominous sign for no often hind end and he lacked. if grace hayes is going out for you tv, you are in trouble. while nbc executives were the only one protecting harvey weinstein. hillary clinton intervenes on harvey weinstein's behalf and utterly expressed concerns about pharaoh's reporting, trying to push pharaoh off of the story. tammy bruce hosts get tammy bruce on fox nation and she joins us tonight. probably the only person in america who is not surprised at this. even i, cynical as i am, read this and thought that i can't believe hillary did this but i bet you were shocked. >> i was not and i've been speaking with you on occasion and other media that i do, my radio program, that it was hillary's protection that allowed harvey weinstein to operate as widely and as freely as he did. ronan farrow said that he was referred to or at least -- it's not like they were just acquaintances who needed parties. yes, he would raise money for her, but he was very involved in

tom fitton, chris swecker are both here on that. also tonight, democrat katie hill resigned after congress found out she was sleeping with two subordinates. so why is the media now painting her as a damsel in distress? a victim of the vast right-wing conspiracy. does that sound familiar? the can't-miss debate on that a little later on in the show. but first, mcconnell's time to stand and fight. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." the house democrats -- it's kind of like a mystery impeachment theater. they think they have finally found their star witness. army vet, lieutenant colonel alexander vin men, a purple heart recipient and a white house in fc stanford. we salute vindman service to the country, but that does not insulate him or any member of the armed services from criticism or scrutiny, especially when they are still on active duty. and let's face it, if lieutenant colonel had been on the call and dismissed any wrongdoing by the president, democrats and the media probably wouldn't sound like this. >> a hero who has dedicat

>> chris matthews is a liberal opinion host so that is par for the course but even matthews's guest chris coons says stick with the facts was he responded those are the facts. opinion is opinionated news is news. here's a cnn news anchor playing it straight down the middle. >> we all know from having covered pence for so long that pence is lying and he knows he is because he says that the president was raising issues that were appropriate. >> that journalist news anchor went on to say mike pence in his heart of hearts does not believe the president but she did not offer a source for that comment. >> thank you. the president doubling down seeking help from a foreign government, this time it is china and the subject of the bidens, new questions on joe biden's involvement in his son hunter's business ties, peter schweitzer, author of secret empire, how the political class and reaches family and friends is researched and written extensively on this and joins us live, good to have you with us. we have been told repeatedly by a number of folks, mister biden himself and many of his supporters th

she failed to do so and chris kelly who was running against the congresswoman wants her seat, says her antics put lives in danger. he will join us to explain. jillian: let's see what is going on on "fox and friends". >> coming up on the show, kaylee will talk about the big rally in minnesota with the president. republican congressman doug collins is all over the impeachment drama and our old friend geraldo rivera, an amazing story of determination, texas man loses 200 pounds to fulfill his dream of becoming a police deputy. he will share his touching story. how he did it and why he wanted to serve in blue coming up. ♪ this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... ♪ who were inspired by different cultures ♪ and found that the past can create new memories... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. for everywhere you go, expedia has everything you need, all in one place. my first job is to care for derek. everything i do is for him. when i moved to this apartment after six m

lee zeldin, house and committee member chris stewart, house judiciary member andy biggs. let's start with you. what are public it's on the hill going to do about the democrats clearly colluding with these deep state civil servants to s undermine trump? >> there has to be full accountability. this evening andy biggs at a resolution. all the democrats has president trump talked about stick together.r. forgetut about what adam schiff does wrong. the president can recall anet ambassador for any reason at any time. there is no because that's required. the policies that are getting enacted by the state department aren't for these individual members to decide on their own what is right and wrong one it's a policy. it is not the right decision? the president withdraws but that's the play call. with regards to ukraine it's a law. it is law that in order to provide aid to ukraine, ukraine has to be making significant progress. >> laura: didn't obama himself claimed to push that? wasn't that the same agenda that obama had? corrupt countries should get an unbending flow of cash. it i

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