chris: mag? >> go ahead. chris: the hope diamond. it is only 1 inch in diameter but has been an object of fascination for centuries. peeking technically, how good of a diamond is that? >> it is a diamond with great clarity, is a near flawless stone, the combination of the size, the color, and the clarity of it make its unmatched diamond. it really is one-of-a-kind. chris: in the 21st century, why do we need when tunnels? can she get's on computer models? >> short answer is no. chris: we are at the windtunnel of the university of maryland. since 1949 they've tested everything from plane models to cars, to grouping of form and high winds. and that will tell you how efficient or inefficient it is. >> and where the weather is in the hurricane. chris: each of us inside the wind tunnel starting with a giant fan. >> we can generate wind up to 230 miles an hour. chris: we wanted to get a feel for a win test and student isaac roberts agreed to participate. >> alright andrew give us 50 miles an hour, topical storm conditions. chris: and he can

chris: chris. lemonis: chris, nice to meet you. meredith: i'm meredith. lemonis: meredith, how are you? chris: it's so awesome to have you here. this is diaper dude headquarters. this is where we inventory, fulfill, and ship out. lemonis: diaper dude. do you have a bag i could see? chris: oh, my god, yeah, of course. ♪ this is actually what started the brand 15 years ago. it literally is just a messenger bag that you can now hang from a stroller 'cause it's a popular thing to be able to hang it from the stroller. it's compartmentalized. it can be messenger-style. so you essentially can be hands-free. lemonis: dads on the go, right? chris: yeah, exactly. lemonis: where'd you get the idea from? meredith: it's a funny story, actually. he tells it well. chris: so, we have three children. our oldest is 18, our youngest is 13, and then we have a 16-year-old. lemonis: how long have you guys been married? meredith: 20 years. chris: when she was pregnant, she was at a sample sale and came home with literally, like, a dozen flowery diaper bags, and they were leop

see you next time on "life, liberty and l chris: i'm chris wallace. it's one year til election day, and a bitter fight over the impeachment of president trump divides the country and congress. ♪ >> the resolution is adopted without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. chris: a party-line vote sets the stage for open hearings on impeachment and gives house intelligence committee chair adam schiff broad powers. >> i do not take any pleasure in the events that have made this process necessary. >> you can't impeach the president who did nothing wrong. chris: we'll discuss the democrats' plan and the white house response with counselor to president kellyanne conway, and we'll get reaction from congressman jim hines, the number two democrat on the intelligence committee. >>> then, how the impeachment timeline shape the 2020 democratic campaign for president? we'll bring you brand new fox polls and break them down with a

chris: i'm chris wallace are. a whistleblower alleges president trump sought foreign interference in the 2020 election as democrats move to build a case for impeachment. ♪ ♪ >> no one is above the law. >> it's another witch hunt. here we go again. >> this phone call a nothing -- >> donald trump is going to choke. chris: this hour we'll break down the complaint, the president's phone call, the alleged cover-up and the white house defense strategy with senior adviser to the president steven miller, only on "fox news sunday." then the -- >> the president, donald trump, clearly pressured the ukrainian president to commence an investigation of the biden family. that is textbook abuse of power. chris: we'll discuss how democrats are pursuing the case for impeachment with the chair of the house democratic caucus, joaquin jeffries. hakim jeff e reese. plus, highlights from my interview with the iranian president. there are many regions that say an iranian peace plan is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. w

wom chris? larry even considered, could it have been random, someone who had seen lynsie at just the wrong time? >> so you've got a bad guy just waiting, hoping that a girl drops out of a car at 4:25 in the morning. >> reporter: it happens. >> yes. you consider that and you weigh it. and you go, is that a good possibility? probably not. but still, keep an open mind. >> reporter: and so larry sat down and read through the entire case file. all the witnesses statements. all the interviews. he did that for two years. >> here we go down this dead end road again. >> reporter: he watched the february 2001 interview that police did with a very unhappy marty. doesn't it strike you as tremendously suspicious that marty would call after lynsie disappears, talk to lynsie's mother, and give a phony name? >> if you didn't know the background of marty, then absolutely. >> when i talked to the mother on the phone i just gave her an identifier, okay? marty rossler, that's what i said, all right? >> which is a l

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump pushes his agenda for 2019 while at the same time warning house democrats. ♪ >> if there is going to be peace and legislation there cannot be war and investigation. >> we will not surrender our constitutional responsibility for oversight. >> chris: what are the chances washington will get anything done this year? we will ask white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. then. >> we need border security, we have to have it, it's not an option. >> chris: with the deadline for another government shutdown now just five days away, will there be a deal on border security? members of the bipartisan panel trying to find a compromise, republican senator richard shelby and democrat jon tester. together only on "fox news sunday" ." plus, jeff bezos accuses the "national enquirer" of trying to blackmail him, threatening to publish intimate photos. we will ask our sunday panel about the battle between the tabloid in the world's richest man. and our power player of the week, the woman behind a national best seller on her remarkable journey. >> you never wen

chris: why not? >> people said that medicare was socialist and, of course, it wasn't john dangell who just passed reminded us, every time you have bold new proposals they have to go through the process and see what we come out with, there's nothing radical that we have a climate crisis and it's important for us to structure our economy, develop resilient in community. chris: democrats think it could be win-win for them. nancy pelosi keeps distance, the green dream, you can energize a lot of voters and particularly young voters who are particularly concerned about climate change so it's aspirrals so you -- aspirational and you don't have to be held to accounts on specifics? >> it's not whether or not it's socialist, in my view it just can't work. does anybody remember george w. bush promising carbon tax. whether they can be achieved or not the government will not achieve them. so forcing timetables isn't going to make this happen. chris: so, juan, according to the polls growing percentage americans pa

chris. >> chris: kevin corke reporting from mar-a-lago, thank you. joining is now, the top republican on the judiciary committee, congressman doug collins, will go back to "fox news sunday." >> representative collins: good morning, chris, good to be with you. >> chris: as we said, the chair of the jewish judiciary committee jerry nadler has written you asking whether the republicans want to subpoena any witnesses to testify on the president's behalf. will you? >> representative collins: we are going to take care of that. we're making sure we get our witness list in, but let me point out something here. chairman nadler sent a letter asking is provided to present this list and present all the things we would like to do. however, we are not even to see the schiff report, until tuesday night, possibly mont doe mike wednesday morning before we get to see it. the lot of problems we have to investigate here. if you have a case going forward, you want to know exactly what you're facing and chairman nadler is simply asking for an arbitrary deadline because we

chris: i'm chris wallace. shutdown, day 23. the longest hall -- halt in american history as each side digs in over >> each side digs in over the border wall what president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. >> democrats don't care about the border. >> president weighs declaring a national emergency andnd funding the wall. we'll get latest on for negotiations stand. >> i have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. see a pathway forward. chris: from republican senator lindsey graham, and we'll ask democratic senator chris coons in his party is willing to make a deal. senators graham and coons only on "fox news sunday." then, "the new york times" reports the fbi investigated whether president trump was working for the russians. we'll is ask our -- we'll ask our sunday panel what the bombshell revelation means for the mueller investigation. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the government shutdown is now in week four, the longest in u.s. hi

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. another deadly shooting at a house of worship in this country, and president trump faces new foreign policy challenges from iran and north korea. ♪ >> i just want to let you know, no money was paid for auto. >> chris: the president denied the u.s. paid $2 million to secure the release of otto warmbier emma while north korea's kim jong un holds a summit with russian president putin. and a year after pulling out of the nuclear deal with iran, the trump administration ramps up pressure on the islamic republic. >> any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its diligence and error on the side of caution. >> chris: we sit down with iran's top diplomat to discuss a new ban on allowing other countries to buy oil from iran. >> chris: do you see that as part of the effort to bring iran to its knees? >> and designating iran's nuclear guard as a terrorist group. >> they say you're not the victim here, you're the villain. >> chris: we go one-on-one with iran's foreign minister mohamma

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. there are now reports turkish-backed forces are executing kurdish fighters and civilians while president trump declares he is an island of one for pulling back u.s. troops in northern syria. ♪ speak of the kurds are tending to leave, and that's good. let them have their borders, but i don't think our soldiers could be there for the next 50 years regarding a 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. >> we have not abandoned them, nobody green-lighted this operation of a turkey, just the opposite. we pushed back very hard at all levels. the one we will discuss the fallout with secretary of defense mark esper live in his first sunday show appearance. and we will discuss the bipartisan push to punish turkey for its actions with senator chris ben holland. then. democrats launch a new impeachment offensive after the white house refuses to cooperate. >> they know they can'

chris: let's go back. in terms of direct answer to my question, it was in 1987 which is -- >> i stand corrected. i'm sorry, there were a number of witness that is were examined during the clinton e-mail inquiry. director of the fbi. chris: i can tell you we asked the house judiciary committee, they said the last time that a house committee demanded that staff lawyers talk to a cabinet secretary was 1987 during iran, that was 32 years, the kristin case was different. secondly she was interviewed by a woman because of the fact that republicans didn't want all-male panel to have men questioning her. so only two case that is we could find were iran and watergate, that's the question, congressman, wasn't this an effort by house judiciary committee to make the russia investigation seem as bad and as serious as iran contra and watergate? >> that's not the purpose of asking for staff attorneys for questioning. it's been done to a lot of businesses. i don't think it's cabin secretary or lay witness. the committee h

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump celebrates as the mueller report is released to the public, but does it exonerate the president? ♪ ♪ chris: -- >> no collusion, no obstruction. >> it's a clear victory. >> this has been a political proctology exam, and he's emerging with the clean bill of health. chris: we'll break down what it means for the future of the trump administration with rudy giuliani. then, democrats attack attorney general william barr for his handling of the mueller report. >> he has been disingenuous and misleading. chris: and they make the case for obstruction of justice. >> the report outlines multiple attempts by the president to mislead the country. chris: we'll discuss what comes next post-mueller report with democratic congressman adam schiff, chair of the house intelligence committee. julian and schiff live, only on "fox news sunday." ♪ chris: plus -- >> you build america, we built america! chris: joe biden is set to announce his candidacy for president this week. we'll ask o

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump claims victory after robert mueller's testimony as democrats debate what to do next. ♪ speak of the had nothing, and now they have less than nothing. >> did you actually told legs on what >> no. >> chris: and while the senate passed a bipartisan budget deal that is making conservative spending hawks cringe? we will discuss that and more with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. then, just two days before the next democratic debate, joe biden says no more mr. nice guy. >> what did you mean when you said you're not going to be displayed in the next debate. >> will see. >> chris: presidential candidate and entrepreneur andrew yang joins us for an exclusive 2020 sit down. bus, speaker pelosi and aoc meet to clear the air. >> we have our differences, respect that. >> chris: it we will ask our sunday panel about pelosi's bid to end the infighting and her party. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news and washington. president trump is in an

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump faces stiff new challenges after a failed summit in vietnam and his former fixer accuses him of crimes in the oval office. ♪ >> it was a very interesting two days and i think actually it was a very productive two days but sometimes you have to walk. >> chris: we will sit down with white house national security advisor john bolton to discuss what's next in the effort to end north korea's nuclear threat. and back in washington. >> i'm here under oath to correct the record. >> chris: michael cohen returns to congress this week to call out his former boss. >> i am ashamed, because i know what mr. trump is. he is a racist, he is a con man, and he is a cheat. >> chris: we will talk with congresswoman debbie dingell, house democratic leader about the road map cohen laid out for investigating the president and we will ask our sunday panel who from trump's inner circle democrats will zero in on next. >> we have to look at these on a case-by-case basis. if we will try to do as

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump cancels a secret meeting with the taliban and calls off peace negotiations. we will talk live with the secretary of state. >> talking to the taliban, we are talking to the government. we will see if we can do something. >> chris: those talks known question after the president calls off a secret summit days after an agreement in principle with the taliban that would pull thousands of u.s. troops out of afghanistan. and iran taking new steps to break out of the nuclear deal while president trump raises the possibility of a meeting with iran's president. >> we will see what happens. if they want to talk. they want to make a deal. >> chris: we will discuss all of this with secretary of state mike pompeo live, only on "fox news sunday." then. >> you know that going in. >> chris: former south carolina governor mark sanford considers running against president trump for the 2020 republican nomination. will he join the race? it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, lawmakers r

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 soldiers accused who were

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump keeps attacking the squad. but says he disapproves of that angry >> i didn't say that, they did. i disagree with it. >> we'll discuss week's debate over race and loyalty to country with senior adviser stephen miller, a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the report is my testimony. chris: democrat prepare to question special counsel robert mueller with about his russia investigation, we ask house judiciary committee jerry nadler about his strategy. only on fox news sunday. jerry nadler only on "fox news sunday." iran's seizure of a british oil tanker escalates tensions. hello from fox news in washington. send her back. that's the phrase and the debate that has consumed washington and much of the country this week. critics of the president's comments say urging four congress women to go back where they came from is hateful. but mr. trump says he won't stand for some of the things the so-called squad says about this country. joining us is white house advisor stephen miller. you are the president's senior policy advi

chris: no, no, no. now he's talking about steel fencing. >> the reality is it is a fight the president has created to distract from the real issues he faces. republicans control the house and the senate for two years of this is such an important part why did he do it at the beginning of the administration? because the defense secretary left the rebuke of his foreign policy, national security advisor sentencing hearing blew up, his foundation was closed down the gentleman heading the isis effort resigned so he shuts the government down and has distracted all of the attention from those pressing issues. chris: even "the washington post" today said there is now a crisis at the border a dramatic spike of family units coming across the southern border. december 2017 the border patrol apprehended 7000 family units at the southwest border this past november they had 25000 family units coming across. look at the recent incidents of border patrol agents firing tear gas. those that want to climb the fence throwin

, chris. did chris say hello to you? >> uh-huh. >> was he polite, have good manners? >> mm-hm. >> but nancy says something felt wrong. >> i had a feeling about him. >> what feeling? >> i don't know. >> but you put it aside. >> mm-hm. >> of course nancy was used to things feeling wrong. she'd spent so many years worrying about lindsay. it was a struggle to let go, but she did. >> the last thing i said to her was remember your seat belt. and she looks over her shoulder and says back at you, mom, love you. that's the last thing she said to me. >> nancy locked up the house and went to bed. the next day, lindsay was supposed to call after she was done tutoring two girls from the neighborhood. but when the call never came, nancy drove over and found out lindsay never showed up at her job. >> all of a sudden, my daughter is not where she's supposed to be. she'd taught these little girls for about four months about. >> and you had no way of reaching her. >> i had no way. >> nancy was frantic. >> i sta

chris: yes. susan: how long did you do it? chris: 20 years. susan: how did your life sell change? chris: quite a bit. me and my family would like to say we did not change much, but i think over time. i got paid more my first year than my father ever made. 10 times more than i got as a grad student. know, we lived what i thought was a relatively modest life but it wasn't. we had a big apartment in to alyn, and sent our kids private school and did all of the things you do when you live in new york city as a wealthy person. susan: what happened? was -- i always took walks to relieve stress, like 20 miles. being something of a science goal to walk the entire length of the new york city subway system above ground. and i realized at some point that i had not gone to the bronx. terminus walks, i would walk along the route. financialring the crisis, my life changed dramatically because of the financial crisis. my kids were older and my walks could be longer. i started making those walks not just about th

"fox news sunday" with chris wallace is next. chris: i'm chris wallace. the house of representatives impeach president trump but lawmakers go home to the holidays with no clear plan for what's next. >> i'm not going to answer anymore questions on this. when we see what their process is, we will know who and how many we want to send over. chris: house speaker nancy pelosi postpones sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. >> looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country. chris: now the prospect after senate trial in political limbo. >> he is mad as hell they would do this to him. now deny him his day in court. as the president blasts house democrat tactics. >> i don't feel like i'm being impeached. it's a hoax. it's a setup. it's a horrible thing they did. chris: new trouble, evangelical magazine makes the case he should be removed from office. we'll discuss it all mark short, chief of staff to vice president pence. and -- >> debbie dingell, that is a real beauty did i. chris: we'll talk with house democratic lea

hearings scheduled and a possible vote to impeach by november, chris. >> chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house, thanks for that. joining us now, stephen miller, senior advisor to the president, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, chris. >> chris: let's start with the house democratic subpoenas of the state department of a massive set of documents as well as five witnesses for this week. it will president trump comply with the house subpoena? >> to >> stephen: that's going to be between the president's attorneys, white house counsel's office and the house committee. i have no news unfortunately to make on that issue but what i do want to say is that i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual is a whistle-blower and honorific that this individual most certainly does not deserve. a partisan hit job does not make you a whistle-blower just because you go through the whistle-blower protection act. >> chris: well, first of all, how do you know that this is a partisan hit job, and how do you know that this is not a whistle

>>chris: hello again from fox news in washington. if things look different, that's because of the fact we had a fire. yes, a fire in our building on north capitol street so we are over at our wonderful affiliate. in northwest washington but we will put on the show today. we may not have a lot of the bells and whistles we normally have but just take a little time travel and pretend you're back in the 1950s and you will feel very comfortable about that. the ball is now in the democrats court after the president made an offer yesterday trading full funding for the border wall, $5.7 billion in return for temporary protected status for the dreamers and refugees in this country. as well as reopening the shutdown. disruption keeps growing after the standoff over the president's border wall reaches day 30 point we are into the fifth week of the shutdown. we are honored on this very irregular program for the vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. vice president, welcome. thank you for being with us. >> good to be here.>>chris: w

chris tapp was charged with murder, but only chris. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol dodge by surprise. detectives kept her in the dark until now. but one look at christopher tapp in court and she knew she wanted him dead. >> i mean, i was finally looking somebody in the eye. i thought was a devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> chris tapp was found guilty and sent off to state prison for 40 years, which is when carol dodge's odyssey really began. her own investigation, filled with danger, surprise and some very troubling discoveries. angie's mother reached out for help. >> the anger just surged through me. >> her search for the truth would hold some chilling surprises. >> still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "the confession" continues. ess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey... guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike...mike what day is it mike? ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. who

>> i am chris wallace. shutdown day 16. president trump is still deadlocked with house democrats over the border wall. ♪. >> he said he'd keep the government close for a long period of time. months or even years. >> absolutely i said that. i'm proud of doing what i'm doing. >>chris: with nancy pelosi back of speaker, we will discuss new challenges facing the president in this era of divided government with white house press secretary, sarah sanders. and we will find out what house democrats hope to accomplish with leader, david cicilline. >>> plus, president trump takes in coming from both sides. >> i haven't decided who i will endorse in 2020. i will see who the alternatives are. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about a tougher road for the president in washington. and our power players of the week. two new members of congress and how they intend to work across the aisle to get things done. >> for me its mission but with her serving in the cia or military, you wake up everyday and know what you're doing and why you'

>> chris: i'm chris wallace chris wallace. shutdown, day 16, and president trump is still deadlocked with house democrats over the border wall. ♪ >> instead he keeps the government closed for a very long period of time. >> absolutely. i'm very proud of doing what i'm doing. >> chris: with nancy pelosi back as speaker, we will discuss the new challenges facing the president in this era of divided government with white house press secretary sarah sanders. and we will find out what house democrats hope to accomplish from congressional leader david cicilline. plus, president trump takes incoming from both sides. >> i haven't decided who i'm going to endorse in 2020, i'm going to wait to see what the alternatives are. >> we are going to go in there and [bleep] it up. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about an even tougher road for the president in washington. and our "power players of the week." two new members of congress and how they intend to work across the aisle to get things done. >> for me, its mission and when you ar

chris: there you go. the lowest in 50 years which raises the question, chuck, how the democrats, just generally, forget joe biden, how do they run against the president when his economy, the economy that he's presiding over is doing so well. >> yes, even karl can't keep up with the numbers. [laughter] >> i really do think there's no way to deny that the economy is in great shape, in fact, when -- when joe biden -- the other thing he said the stock market, you don't feel that, even that's not quite true because so many people have 401(k)'s and unions are vested in pensions and they are being held by higher stock market, i think the democrats, you know, are just in a no-win position on that because in a weird way they are in a position for rooting for a recession to make political chances better, they have to win their election on other grounds. chris accuracy other than the economy? >> trump sun fit to be president, et cetera, et cetera, by the way, you know, trump -- picture a different behaving president

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the trade war with china escalates dramatically as beijing imposes new tariffs and president trump fires back. ♪ >> we are having a little spat with china and we will win it. >> chris: with the president attacking both the chinese and the federal reserve, he meets with world leaders at the g7 amid a global economic slow dow slow down. we will discuss the economy, trade, and new fears of a recession with treasury secretary steven mnuchin who is traveling with the president. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then. >> this is about him not keeping his promises to the middle class of this country. >> chris: it will get from presidential candidate, senator amy klobuchar, and ask about her plan for the economy in a "fox news sunday" 2020 sit down. plus, our sunday panthen president's plan to end family separations at the border by allowing children to be detained longer. >> this new rule will do even more to bring them together. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." ♪ >>

chris? chris: rich, thank you. joining us now to discuss this and more, sector state mike pompeo, mr. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> chris, great to be with you. chris: president trump's is flatly iran was responsible for the attack on the two tankers in the pentagon has released this video.which appears to show a revolutionary guard crew removing an unexploded mine from the hull of one of the ships. they say this is not enough to have a video and the owners of one of the ships says he believes from the crew it was hit by a flying object not a mine. two questions. how certain are you that iran was responsible for the attacks? and do you have more evidence that you can share with us? >> chris, it is unmistakable what happened here. these were attacks by the islamic republic of iran. a commercial shipping on the freedom of navigation with clear intent to deny transit through the strait of hormuz. there is lots of evidence, the world will come to see much of it but the american people should rest ass

chris: let me -- >> i'm confused. chris: let me -- >> the administration that has been tougher on russia than any predecessor and you continue to be fixated on something that robert mueller wrote down. chris: i'm not fixated on robert mueller, the president's conversation with vladimir putin and he doesn't mention meddling in 2020 and the question i'm asking, i think it's a legitimate one, a lot of people are asking, sir, why not? >> i talked to leaders all of the time who cover broad-range of subjects, sometimes conversations aren't long enough to include every issue that might be brought up. ly let the white house talk about what the president said in remarks but no one should misunderstand from your question today, your viewers should not be misled. this administration has taken threat of interference and will continue to do so. chris: yesterday north korea called what it is calling short-range projectiles, but the question is and let's put these up on the screen, were they, in fact, north korea's new short-range b

bought by chris wright, used the gun bought by chris wright, had chris wright's dna, had a connection to ken dolezsar to find that it wasn't chris wright. >> reporter: but all of that claimed chris' defense the clever novak was quite capable of setting up. >> he could have it set from start to finish. >> reporter: like a chess move 20 moves ahead. >> yep. >> reporter: but that didn't explain the good samaritan eyewitness that sat in court and pointed his finger at chris wright. >> i'm very certain and clear of what i saw. i may not have told it initially off the bat under the full stress of what i saw, but i know what i saw and i know who i saw. >> reporter: except there is one person who said he is most certainly sure lee carlson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> reporter: chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to "dateline" in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it so we talked to him on the phone. you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> reporter: we discussed all the allegation

>> chris: on chris wallace. a saudi air force offer the mic officer targets americans at a military base killing three members of the u.s. navy. we will discuss that and the challenges to u.s. national security in an exclusive interview with the secretary of defense. ♪ this hour we will drill down on the threat from tehran. speak of the iranians have continued to shift missiles on the area to iraq, to yemen. >> what would more trips to? >> chris: and president trump's promise to pull u.s. troops out of endless wars. >> we seem to be pulling back on fighting terrorism or ronald reagan was leaning forward. >> chris: we are joined by defense secretary mark esper here at the reagan national defense forum, only on "fox news sunday" ." then. >> today i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> chris: house speaker nancy pelosi formally directing democrats to move forward with impeachment, saying the president's actions leave no choice. we will talk with democratic congressman david cicilline

. >> thanks >> larry kudlow with chris law iwallace. >> and chris wallace, what is next for the two largest economies. >> i happen to think tears our country, a great powerful picketing everybody stills from including china. president trump raising tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars on chinese goods and threatening more as china vows to retaliate. how the moves will affect much of what you buy with larry kudlow and chief white house economic advisor. then the showdown between the president and congress escalates. house democrats demand to see the formal report in the president's taxes. and trump advisors. >> there may be some other contempt of congress at the same time. >> we will sit down with congressman in 2020 the candidate seth moulton. plus joe biden bided his lead over the democratic field. we will assess sunday panel if he has the power to win the nomination. in a power play of the week, the son of a famous investor on being a farmer, sheriff and crusader at the border. >> i like doing things that are different and adventurous. >> all right now on fox news sunday. hello agai

i'm chris matthews from washington. i'll be joined later in the show by a few special guests including one you've often heard me call the queen. we start with the news tonight. business news tonight. a conspiracy so immense that it includes the president's chief of staff, his lawyer, his designated envoy and a hijacked state department. new transcripts released "today" show how the president and his deputies used their power to subvert u.s. foreign policy in favor of a political agenda. the evidence against the president continues to mount. that effort is described in the testimonies of a current and former member of the president's national security council. lieutenant colonel alexander vinman and alexandra hall. sundland said it was contingent on the political dirt trump was seeking. as a prerequisite to getting face time with trump at the white house, the ukrainians would have to deliver an investigation into the bidens. according to vinman and fiona hill, that came from mick mulvaney, the same official who froze mil

chris: all right. let's turn to immigration because the president did propose a new merit-based immigration plan which got real pushback from democrats and even some from republicans, especially because it didn't lower pat toomey's a little bit of an exception, a lot of republicans would like to see fewer legal immigrants come into the country as well. here's the president indicating that he doesn't expect this to become law anytime soon. take a look. >> if for some reason, possibly political, we can't get the democrats to approve this merit-based, high-security plan, then we will get it approved immediately after the election when we take back the house, keep the senate and, of course, hold the presidency. [applause] chris: katie, if this is really more about 2020 than any realistic chance of getting this passed before next year in this congress with a democratic house, why do you think the president felt the need to put it out? do you think he feels a need to shore up his position on immigration? >>

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the russia investigation that cast a cloud over the term presidency for two years is over. one will we find out what the final report says? ♪ >> there is no pollution that was found, then it strongly indicates president trump. >> i think we need to do a responsible job of oversight, see with the conclusions are and move forward. >> chris: special consul robert mueller ends his probe with no new charges. now democrats demand attorney general william barr release the report. >> the president himself has called, without qualification, for the report to be made public. >> chris: what the white house prepares for a possible counteroffensive. >> there was no collusion, no obstruction, everybody knows it, it's all a big hoax. >> chris: we will discuss what comes next with the chair of the house judiciary committee, democratic congressman jerrold nadler and the committee's top republican, congressman doug collins. nadler and collins only on "fox news sunday." plus, we will ask our sunday pa

chris tapp was charged with murder, but only chris. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol dodge by surprise. detectives kept her in the dark until now. but one look at christopher tapp in court and she knew she wanted him dead. >> i mean, i was finally looking somebody in the eye. i thought was a devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> chris tapp was found guilty and sent off to state prison for 40 years, which is when carol dodge's odyssey really began. her own investigation, filled with danger, surprise and some very troubling discoveries. >> one discovery so disturbing that angie's mother reached out for help. coming up -- >> the anger just surged through me. >> her search for the truth would hold some chilling surprises. >> still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "the confession" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and everywhere i go ♪ there's always something to remind me. ♪ ♪ of another place and time. ♪ >>> in the years after angie dodge's murder, the man who conf

kristinchris: i'm chris wallac. we're live in new hampshire where 2020 candidates are making their case and responding to the gop's big moves on abortion and immigration. >> our proposal is pro-american, pro-immigrant and pro-worker. chris: the president rolls out a merit based immigration plan that goes beyond building a wall. and alabama passes the country's toughest abortion law. >> when you make abortion illegal, it doesn't stop abortion. it just stops safe abortions. chris: we'll discuss how the recent moves will affect democratic plans to take back the white house in our 2020 sit-down with presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the president's trade war with china causes a rift among republicans. we'll discuss the impact the president's tariffs are having on the economy and u.s. farmers with gop senator pat toomey. plus, joe biden now up double digits against bernie sanders in the latest fox news poll. we'll ask our sunday panel how solid biden's lead really is. a

>> chris was a good dad. he would come home from work and take care of the girls. ♪ my daddy is a hero >> he helped them shower and get them ready for bed. anything that he needed to. >> can you tell i'm super happy, excited? >> she was hard-driven, a hard worker. she would work 12, 14 hours a day. >> reporter: in 2016, shanann takes that strong work ethic to le-vel, a multilevel marketing company that sells vitamin infused patches. >> i'm very determined, and i am going to be extremely successful. loved her job. she excelled at it, even winning an award from the company. >> our team is just loaded with a lot of passion, a lot of heart and i love that we're out there sharing the love with everybody. >> reporter: shanann was reaping the rewards of her hard work. >> everything is paid for, and i get to spend it with my husband. that's the best parts. >> reporter: company-sponsored trips to san diego and new orleans. >> so excited, guys. it's about to start. >> reporter: and then in august, 2018, another compa

chris: u.s. attorney the bar has chosen. >> look into aspects of weather there was a certain processor the u.s. intelligence advocate supposedly they did not find it to be the case. and so durham seems to be occurring with horowitz and join hearts went by the finding that tomorrow that they were not signing i'm the trunk campaign that they had reason to open the fbi and the season. i president will be disappointed. he did mention the lower-level lawyer at the fbi that is not going to come out looking very good. join he presented the fisa quote information i'm our page. he did some softening trainees whenever we look at how this applications are being made prior to. chris: briefly, one of the allegations at this professor, joseph missing, spoke to george - what record altogether. he said that russians had derek i'm ordered i'm hillary clinton. the question was, was an honest person here or was he in fact, set up some conservatives have seven of americans intelligence agents. this is all kind of a