arthel? arthel: thank you. eric: we continue now from the white house. the president has been reacting strongly to these impeachment hearings saying republicans are not getting, quote, due process. he says they are being treated unfairly, and they cannot even call the witnesses to defend him if they want. kevin cork is at the white house with more on the president's reaction. hi, kevin. >> eric, good to be with you. the president has not been seen in public, but he's obviously been very busy on twitter. everything ranging from retweets to recrimination against members of the media that he thought perhaps slighted him. he's had a particularly strong message for g.o.p., members of his own party. let me share a tweet as he talks about not just to republicans but also talking to other people out there again about what happened, what transpired with respect to ukraine. he said republicans and others must remember the ukrainian president and foreign minister both said that there was no pressure pla

arthel: i'm arthel neville. getting the first look at the list of the names, the witnesses the republicans want to appear before the house next week. they include hunter biden and anonymous whistle-blower who raised red flags about president trump's call with the president of ukraine. we have fox team coverage. ellison barber at the white house. we begin with lucas tomlinson in washington. lucas? >> good afternoon, arthel. the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee responding a short time ago to that request from republicans to have eight witnesses testify this week, in what republican devin nunes called a sham impeachment process, quote, this inquiry is not and will not serve, however, as a vehicle to undertake the same sham investigations into the biden's 2016 that the president pressed ukraine to conduct for his personal political benefit. republicans didn't have a chance to call their own witnesses during the democratic led closed-door hearings. public impeachment hearings begin on wednesday

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the house voting mostly along party lines this week to make the impeachment inquiry official. the president bushing back at a rally -- pushing back at rally in mississippi last night defending his phone call with ukraine's president and saying there is nothing to the democrats probe. >> the president of ukraine said it was a very good conversation. there was no pressure. his foreign minister said the same thing, no pressure. they must think we're nuts, to be honest. it's all a phony deal, this whole impeachment scam. >> you don't need a quid pro quo. you need the quid. the quid was there. now we are learning about the rest of it. on that conversation, the president of the united states in my view violated his oath of office to the constitution of the united states. arthel: we have live fox team coverage. lauren blanchard has reaction from capitol hill. we begin with david at the white house. david? >> arthel, president trump is also at the white house this afternoon. he has yet to twe

arthel? arthel: ellison barber, thank you. eric: for more on the big week ahead and what we may not see, republican congressman and member of the house armed services committee michael waltz joins us. we also booked a democratic congressman, but he's sick, lost his voice. we wish him well. first of all, your view, republicans, do you think are they being shut out by congressman schiff for the witnesses you want to see testify? >> well, eric, you know, this is frustrating and continues to be frustrating. these trials should have been public all along, but that -- now that they are going to be public doesn't mean this is can turn into a show trial. i point out that, one, president clinton's counsel was allowed to be present, was allowed to question people back during the clinton proceedings and actually was allowed to call 15 witnesses to the stand and actually to ask questions. so i don't think, we still are not seeing the minority rights that we should, and we still aren't seeing the president get the representation that he sh

arthel: hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on the fox news channel. i'm eric sean. a divided house this week voted to formalize the rules of their impeachment process. that vote along party lines shows republicans do remain firmly behind the president but you know democrats appear confident that shining a light on his conduct, they they think could bolster public support for their inquiry heading into the 2020 election. we have a live report from the north lawn of the white house with the latest developments. >> reporter: good morning from the white house. president trump and other republicans are criticizing this impeachment inquiry, arguing that much of it is happening behind the scenes, behind closed doors and it's not open to the public. well, house speaker nancy pelosi announced there will be public hearings sometime this month. the president continues to play down impeachment talks, arguing it shouldn't have happened in the first place, but members of his inner sir l kell at the white house

eric: arthel. arthel: navy seal gallagher speaking out, president trump restoring rank after acquitted of war crimes, but still the president is allowing the navy to press forward with internal review, here is gallagher on "fox & friends" earlier. >> this is all about ego and retaliation, this has nothing to do with discipline. they could have taken any time they wanted, they are trying to take it after the president restored my rank and after we just filed an ig exposing all of the corruption that's been going on during my case. arthel: jakey heinrich is following this from new york city, jackie. >> unclear if eddy gallagher knew this morning the navy would still be conducting a review to decide he should be removed from the navy seal, the same day he pardoned two other service members accused of war crime. the navy will not be take agoway war fighter and navy seal gallagher pen, the case handled very badly from the beginning, get back to business, there had been report that is navy secretary rich

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the 28-year-old suspect was convicted in 2012 for terrorism offenses, and he served six years in prison before he was released last year. counterterrorism authorities are now searching for clues into how the attack was able to occur, but they say they are not looking for other suspects. >> inquiries go on, but at this point in time there is no intelligence to suggest anyone else was involved and at this stage we are considering he was of the attacker. arthel: kitty logan is live in london with the latest. >> reporter: hi there. well, police have named u.s.man if khan as -- usman khan as the attacker, previously convicted on terror charges, and there are being questions being asked here now about why he was released early from that sentence. on friday it was this suspect who was armed with two large knives and wearing a fake suicide vest who began stabbing people at a conference. now, been attending that that conference on prison reform close to london bridge. several members of the pu

arthel. thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean, more administration officials are scheduled to testify this week behind closed doors as the democrats forge ahead with inquiry, this after the official house vote that was mostly divided along party lines. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false stories, come people would call it a fraud, i won't go that far but when i read it closely, i probably would. but the whistleblower should be revealed. >> the republican party has now fully given itself over to being a personality cult for donald trump. so very sadly unlike the nixon or the clinton investigations, this is going to continue to break down a long partisan lines, doesn't need to be that way and shouldn't be that way, but my republican colleagues are unwilling to look at the facts here. eric: we have team live fox news coverage for you with the latest developments, garrett tenney in washington bureau but we will given with david, outside the white house i

arthel. >> arthel: so ironic takes about that long, two years for people to start to settle down and think i'm good again and can go across london bridge and not look over my shoulder and this happens. the police are on top of it. the prime minister is being kept abreast of what's happening there and expecting to hear more from the police in london and when we get it we'll bring it to our audience in the u.s. we'll get back to you again. >> connell: tim clemente is on the phone. former f.b.i. counter terrorism agent. before we work through all the facts and what might come next just as an observation benjamin reported the involvement of the general public, passersby and people walking on the bridge today and apparently preventing this situation, which is already bad with multiple people having been stabbed from being even worse. whether they didn't even have time to think of the threat they may have been facing or did and acted anyway. someone else pointed out in the last hour of coverage you never know in these situations the. a man with a knife is he wearing a vest? these people st

arthel? arthel: this is a "america's news headquarters." navy secretary refuting reports that he threatened to resign if president trump interferes in the trial of in the gallagher case. the president tweeted his objections to that review on whether gallagher should be expelled. >> contrary to popular belief i am still here. i did not threaten to resign. but we are here to talk about external threats and eddie gallagher is not one of them. arthel: spencer told reporters gallagher should face a board of his peers because the process matters for good order and discipline. eric: vice president mike pence and his wife karen are heading back home after a surprise visit to iraq just ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. reporter: most americans were sleeping, mike pence made his first trip to iraq as vice president. he received a classified briefing in anbar province where the assault force launched to kill isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> the president wanted us to be here at the start of this hole kay week to make sure you know how thankful we

arthel: i'm arthel neville. hello everyone. we are told this afternoon we could see the transcripts of the closed door testimony from former national security counsel official, tim morrison, vice president pence's aide, jennifer williams and minutes ago investigators finished the deposition of mark sandy. he was expected to talk about the holdup of military aid to ukraine. meantime, reaction coming in from both sides of the aisle, showing the growing split on impeachment. >> you had one thing in mind, he wanted to shake down president zelensky for his participation in the be president's political scheme. >> they've got this problem, they lost, they had to flip the narrative. they've tried quid pro quo. they're trying bribery. we'll see if they ever get around to taking a vote. eric: we have team fox news coverage today. allison better i barber is at te house. let's begin with chad pilgrim, he's live on the hill. he's been all over this story on this saturday. >> reporter: we're told that omb official mark sand econ clouded his

arthel. arthel: thank you. eric. eric: on capitol hill house democrats are preparing to advance their impeachment inquiry. even lawmakers are returning home for their recess for the house intelligence committee a good report or gave its report to the judiciary committee after the things giving break. that committee would then again proceedings of its own. the republican could challenge any findings but their own report. more on all this mark meredith is in washington. mark. reporter: house intelligence when he has not scheduled anymore impeachment inquiries but that committee chairman says it's possible that more witnesses could be asked to testify after thanksgiving. >> we view this as urgent and have another election in which the president is threatening more foreign interference but at the same time there are still other witnesses and other documents that we would like to obtain. reporter: the intelligent committee is excited to file a report detailing its findings and the report would then go to the judiciary com

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. new polling shows americans remain sharply divided on the issue with 49% of voters in favor of president trump being impeached and removed from office. meanwhile, more reaction after a divided house voted last week to formalize their rules of their impeachment process. >> the house vote doesn't make a difference in terms of a flawed process somehow becoming open and transparent, and they should have done this from the beginning. six weeks ago tuesday nancy pelosi said we're going to move toward an impeachment inquiry. chris, it took them five weeks to hold a vote. >> very sadly, up like the nixon or clinton investigations, this is going to continue to break down along partisan lines. it shouldn't be that way, but my republican colleagues are unwilling to look at the facts here. arthel: garrett tenney is live in washington with more. hi, garrett. >> reporter: house republicans are continuing to criticize the process of this impeachment inquiry. for months they have argued that it was i

. >> i'm arthel neville. a transcript released saturday, x national security official tim morrison says and asked her gordon sondland told him he was discussing the ukraine matter directly with president trump. both men are set to appear on capitol hill for public testimony this week. for the latest we begin with mark meredith. >> is going to be another busy week on capitol hill as eight people are scheduled to testify before the house intelligence committee but there is one witness who many in washington believe can shed the most light so far on what led to the decision of foreign aid money to ukraine. gordon sondland who serves as ambassador of european union is expected to testify on wednesday and he is already met with lawmakers behind closed doors and he later amended his testimony after other witnesses gave their account to what was happening behind the scenes. lawmakers say they are eager to hear what gordon sondland has to say. watch. >> my guess gordon sondland will do his best to tell the truth beca

arthel: 9 you worried where this may go? >> yes. arthel: 9 remember new york city in the 70s in the animosity between commuting and police and i'm a big fan of community policing and steps, what could the police to to reach out more and to your point we are not the enemy, we are keeping you safe. >> neighborhood policing program in new york city is excellent and build on that. it will break down walls between communities and police. arthel: 0 great talking to you. the other big story, impeachment hearings continue next week. will lawmakers be hearing more of this? ♪ >> do you trust adam schiff? about the whistleblower? >> orlando you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. arthel: 9 the house ju

now over to eric and arthel neville for a brand new hour. ♪ ♪ arthel: adam schiff denying congressional republicans' requests for the whistleblower to testify as part of the impeachment inquiry, saying it would be, quote, redundant is and that it would put the whistleblower's safety at risk. hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. this comes as the impeachment hearings are about to go public for the very first time. those public hearings with testimony that we can all watch on our television sents are set for this coming week. they will start on wednesday. -- start on wedne

eric: hello, arthel. thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean, more administration officials are scheduled to testify this week behind closed doors as the democrats forge ahead with inquiry, this after the official house vote that was mostly divided along party lines. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because the

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, welcome to brand-new hour of america's headquarters. eric: i'm eric sean, chairman democratic congressman adam schiff says pam's work is not yet over, that is ranking republican devin nunes again is slamming the

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the 28-year-old suspect was convicted in 2012 for terrorism offenses, and he served six years in prison before he was released last year. counterterrorism authorities are now searching for clues into how the attack was able to

arthel: i'm arthel neville. getting the first look at the list of the names, the witnesses the republicans want to appear before the house next week. they include hunter

america's renewed a call to wipe out arthel but there's concern among the allies over the u.s. commitment after a pulled its troops from syria. also the ceasefire in gaza seems to be over as israeli airstrikes resume in the early hours of friday.

welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, thank you for joining us for it i'm eric shawn with bloomberg late entry into the race comes after weeks of speculation. the former new york mayor and multibillionaire has already filed to run on the democratic primary in several states. christina is live and are less angels burrow following mr. bloomberg's entry into the race. hello, christina. reporter: today bloomberg made the announcement with an ad

arthel: i'm arthel neville. hello everyone. we are told this afternoon we could see the transcripts of the closed door testimony from former national security counsel official, tim morrison, vice president pence's aide, jennifer williams and minutes ago

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the house voting mostly along party lines this week to make the impeachment inquiry official. the president bushing back at a rally -- pushing back at rally in mississippi last night defending his p

welcome to "america's news headquarters", i am eric. >> i'm arthel neville. a transcript released saturday, x national security official tim morrison says and asked her gordon sondland told him he was discussing the ukraine matter directly with president trump. both men are set to appear on capitol hill

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arthel: i enjoyed it as well. test sea levels can't price soon enough. this week began with a hero dog chasing the theist users of isis, title to his own death. german shepherds. how are they? [laughter] hero dog help quarter the terrorist, trapping him in a full who killed himself in his own kids. they describe it talk without a leash. hans family. [laughter] you probably couldn't find a better and for management bravest. they called him, do not fear religious tolerance. this monster was a thoughtful one is that rainy days putting a fluffy cap listening to gave him a great not because they were from, they got caught as no surprise. they patron for the isis not because of the president but in spite of him. >> not because of the president but a sight of him. >> in spite of him. >> in spite of the president. >> in spite of -- >> largely in spite of dodging. >> not because of donald trump. >> in spite of him. >> would still be thinking functions. (even the hero dog drives him nuts. wednesday august the president of big image of the pleasing the on on him, t

arthel: that's it for us. thanks for joining us. eric: take care. >> this lawyer's star rose while ripping stormy daniels but fell after he was accused of trying to extort millions from nike in 2019. name? michael avenatti. greg: alex trebek with the win. they had such ambition, such dreams. the first hour for the most part will be entirely adam schiff. it's designed to be a blockbuster. >> these hearings will be like the o.j. trial where people took sides very quickly. greg: just like the o.j. trial, and i'm marcia clark. i don't think you will get a thrill up your leg from this. >> i worried about what i heard. i heard a staff person. after i heard of this conversation. what i can do here for you today is tell you what i heard from people. greg: that's what you call a herd of heards. if that was a -- if that is a blockbuster, brian stelker is a gymnast. so we finished the first installment of what i like to call -- up schiff's creek. a desperate dolt -- did you hear an ambassador got fired. joint clubbing with lady, that's life. i

arthel: have a good sunday, everybody. greg: someone is a drama queen. so, that was a week. four days of re. he you tough testimony like stale taffy forced on the public by a breathless media. you want stupid? here is stupid in primetime. >> mom, can you hear me? >> yes, i hear you. when you talk to me, i hear you. >> say hi to dana. >> hi, mrs. cuomo, how are you? greg: that's your gold standard of self clowning. the ability to highlight his own stupidity is unmasked on earth. but god knows his peers try. it's one bombshell after another. >> we had one bombshell after another. an explosive opening statement. >> stunning testimony directly implicating president trump. >> it was one of the stupidest depressing days watching television. i thought everybody's i.q. dropped 100 points. greg: but to drop 100 i.q. points, you need to start with 100i.q. points. everything could all be explained right here. >> no one on this planet told you president trump was tying aid to investigation. yes or no. >> yes. >> you have no testimony today that ties president trump to a scheme to withho

hates trump as he said as well as the process continuing of a variety of issues as he returns from -- arthel: time for kristin with new news. ♪ >> yaw saw it live, president trump moments ago pushing back on impeachment inquiry, partisan lines are hardening, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm kristin. leland: get an hour of sleep? >> i didn't get an extra hour of sleep, i have a small child. leland: fox news polling covering presidential race, approval rating and impeachment, we start, though, with congressional reaction to some of the latest developments in impeachment battle, garrett tenney. hi, garrett. >> we heard the president talking about the whistleblower. this morning the attorney for whistleblower complaint said he's willing to testify and answer questions to members of congress in series of tweets, the attorney tweeted we offer both the the house special committee on intelligence as well as the senate committee on intelligence both majority and minority to have whistleblower answer questions, obviously per house rules gop is beholding to dems, we, however are not, being

arthel: fascinating. we will be back here tomorrow one. the busiest travel weekend of the year turned to chaos a powerful winter storm grounding flights and making driving nearly impossible in some areas. good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". jon: the system making his ways from california blanketing the midwest with up to a foot of snow before heading northeast tomorrow. the storm blamed for at least three deaths. forecasters urging drivers to proceed with caution. jackie heimert joins us in our studios with more. suh is thanksgiving travel brought you to 30 cities in the northeast for another two dozen in the midwest it might have arterton asked to change her flight. 55 million americans are traveling this weekend the most in since 2000 by the nationwide pc more than 600 flight cancellations in 3000 delays and three half past 60 cancellations for tomorrow. her monday night three areas of heavy snow california mountains the upper midwest and the northeast which could see a nor'easter by monday. in california one couple

arthel: add them excuse me we are going to cut off. we want to say thank you and so long to our producer matt. it's been wonderful working with you and we will miss you. jon: public hearings are set to kick off wednesday while president trump offenses conversations with the training president and release the transcripts of the second phonecall possibly this week. good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". president trump in tuscaloosa for the big alabama lsu football game but he spoke to reporters on his way there maintaining he has nothing to hide from house impeachment investigators. >> there has never been a president who's been so transparent. this is a witch hunt. now i will give you a second transcript because i had two calls with the president of ukraine so you will read the second and you will tell me if you think there's anything wrong with it but never in history has anybody gone through this. jon: we have fox team coverage lucas tomlinson has the details on the just-released list of impeachment witnesses republ

. >> arthel: stay right here. there is more about developing story. out of london. "outnumbered" starts right now. speak to british police have now declared the stabbing attack near london bridge a terror incident. confirming that, officers shot and killed the suspect right at the scene. >> i am now in a position to confirm that it has been declared a terrorist incident. however, i can confirm at this time that we believe a device that was strapped to the body of the suspect is a hoax explosive device. >> julie: london's mayor is just moments ago he said they believe it's a nice little incident, but with this morning for the public. watch. >> what's really important is we all remain vigilant. if anybody sees anything suspicious, please report it to the police. on the side of caution. i would rather they reported to the police than under report. >> julie: benjamin hall joins us live for london. he has been watching the story as it unfolds. was the very latest knock you back hi, julie. quite a sad day here in london. after. a period of relative calm, another terrorist

eric: i'm arthel neville. last week the house intelligence committee heard testimony from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch acting ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, and deputy assistant

arthel: that does it for us, "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is up next. chris: i'm chris wallace. key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry tell their stories to the nation with more to come. ♪ ♪ >> in mid august it became clear to me that giuliani's effort to gin up politically-motivated investigations were now affecting u.s. engagement with ukraine. >> a member of my taffe could hear ambassador sondland about the investigations. >> as we sit here testifying, the president attacking you on twitter. what effect do you think that has on other witnesses' willingness to come forward in. >>st it's very intimidating. chris: hours of testimony as democrats ask their first three witnesses whether the president abused his office to get oppo research from ukraine. we'll discuss what we've learned with congressman steve scalise, the number two republican in the house, who's calling for the whistleblower who set off the inquiry to testify, and jim himes, a top democrat on the intelligence committee. then, president trump overrules military leaders, clearing three

arthel: president trump weighing in on the democrats''s impeachment push saying the lawmakers are waging, quote, a an you attack on democracy itself to reverse the course of his 2016 election win. those comments came as the president traveled to mississippi to shore up republican support ahead of the state's tightest giewb that tory a generation. >> the democrats voted to potentially nullify the votes of 63 million americans, disgracing themselves and bringing shame upon the house