. >> tucker: it does give new numbers to the immigration going on in washington. you were involved in a number of efforts in i think 2006, 2007, 2013 to scuttle attempt at am nest city during that time i remember you saying the washington establishment supports any kind of border enforcement as long as it doesn't work. what did you mean by that? >> that's exactly correct. any time a proposal like a wall or to fix this idea that you claim you are afraid to go home and get to stay in the united states or have problems where we provide subi subsidies to people who come illegally. the more you subsidize it the more you get of something. these kind of failed policies are never going to work. and the american people don't believe in it. and we have been trying to reform it and every time you come up with a reform that works, gets blocked. and so president trump has said we need -- we have immigration. we want immigration. but we want to vet these people. we want to know who they are and make sure they are going to be productive people. people who are flourish in america

there's new washington post reporting. he was hard to reach. and you know why, because it was live tv said one close trump adviser. if it's tivo he hits pause and takes the call. if it's live tv, he watches it. and he was just watching it all

he some of his supporters in washington and put them into a frenzy and directed them at the capitol. and then he watched as the violence unfolded in the capitoe was breached buried in his own vice president click for hisnd life. then president trump did nothing. none of these facts were up for debate. we sought, we heard it, we lived it. this was the first presidential impeachment trial in history in which all senators were not only judges and jurors, but witnesses to the constitutional crime that was committed. the former president inspired it direction to propel the bob and prevent the peaceful transfer of power. and illegally kept that president and power. there is nothing, nothing more un-american than that. , there is nothing, nothing more antithetical to our democracy. there isor nothing, nothing more insulting to the generations of american patriots who gave their lives to defend our form of government. this was the most egregious violation of the presidential oath of office in a textbook example. a classic example of an impeachable offense, worthy of the constitution most sev

new intelligence leak from the amazon "washington post," this time against a.g. jeff sessions. these illegal leaks like comey's must stop. he also tweeted the failing "new york times" foiled u.s. attempt to kill the single most wanted

. >> president trump: i was in the headline of "the washington post," my name associated with this crazy bomber. trump bomber or something, but i was in the headline when they got him. he didn't say bomber found, they talked about trump in the headline. they didn't do that with bernie sanders when he had -- they didn't do that with the democrats want other people came out. they didn't do that with president obama with the church, the horrible situation with the church. they didn't do that. they put my name in the headlines. when i say enemy of the people, i'm talking about the fake news, and it is fake. my thing is my people understan understand. a reporter for "the washington post" doesn't story -- an arena i was at was empty and he shows a picture, not a very good crowd, something to that effect and then it turned out that he took the picture five hours before the people started coming into the arena. the arena was packed and there were thousands of people outside. they had to retracted. but this is the kind of dishonesty that we have. >> laura: part two of my interview with the presid

host: washington state, peggy. caller: it is not really a question, just more a statement. 2001, had aback in severe back injury. he was going to the v.a. given morphine. he was on it for several months. someone broke into his house on a friday, stole his morphine and he had to wait until monday morning to get more from the v.a. guess he hadg, just had enough. killed himself. so. just a statement. thank you. guest: so sorry to hear that. another testament to just how devastating withdrawal can be. if you are cut off from your despair is depth of pretty bottomless. in my experience, and the experience of other folks, it is a good reminder of why we have to have compassion for people who are already on opioids because if they are cut off, that is the kind of despair, suffering they may have and waiting. who: the hospital system -- is responsible for determining how withdrawal is handled? guest: the million-dollar question. right now, no one is given that responsibility. that is one of the problems i identify. the fir

>> little bit busy down in washington. steve: have you been spending a lot of time in the swamp. >> very busy. i actually came up for an amazing occasion. my sister-in-law, laura, had a baby shower, which was very. steve: i saw the pictures. >> it was great. we had an amazing time. all family and just everyone came in for it and it was really sweet. i brought my daughter arabella who asked me if we were bringing theodore to have him showered. i realized baby shower is not an explanatory term. never heard it before. brian: certain things you can't google. >> where is theodore why isn't he coming? brian: 9 million people were watching in the middle of the day. we lost 33% of our productivity because everyone was watching james comey speak. >> yeah. brian: what do you think came out of that? where did you watch it? what do you think emerged? >> well, my father felt very vindicated. and all the statements that he has been making and feels incredibly optimistic. you know, at the white house and throughout the administration, we

named for french general who helped general george washington win the decisive battle of american revolution and secure american independents that is great, today france remains oldest ally but one of our most trusted and cherished, we have a grit relationship with chance, we have our little disputes with emmanuel every once in a while, say hello to emmanuel, we're doing well, france is a great country, a wonderful group of people, we have fun, i like your president very much. actually. today with help of a great french partner, we're achieving a freu true victory for people f texas and united states, i want to express my deep appreciation to people at louis vuitton and our devoted, skilled and beloved american workers, now moy my hor to cut ribbon and officially welcome louis vuitton to the great state of texas, thank you bernard, thank you everyone. [applause] >> thank you, all. elizabeth: that is president trump much ribbon cutting ceremony for the family in johnston county, texas.

his cabinet, he was considering john bolton maybe for secretary of state but, according to the "the washington post," the president does not like guys with mustaches. and john bolton has got a mustache. >> that is way too glib and unimportant for me to address. the president has never discussed in my presence. steve: okay. >> by the way, i just think that he is a qualified man. steve: absolutely. he is not just a talking head as somebody on one of the other channels has said. >> the irony is not lost on me. but you have a lot of, quote, tv stars calling larry kudlow and john bolton tv personalities. it's kind of weird. they are men of intellectual heft and substantial accomplishments in their field. i have known both of them for decades. that's what happens when you are old around here. we are very pleased. this country should be pleased when people who don't need another chapter in their illustrious careers want to come in and serve the nation. and it also should be very clear to no one what president trump's vision is on in the case of larry kudlow, his economic agenda. what his vision is fo

what jay sekulow went on to say that's the president responding to a "the washington post" report that included five aupon must sources. steve: that'sources.steve right. >> that's the president through his significant social media platform, ainsley, telling everybody look at the irony here. steve: have you rod rosenstein saying in a memo released to the press essentially don't believe everything you read in the newspapers, considering they don't reveal the source or the agency or even the country. and then you have got an abc report yesterday, their senior judicial correspondent pierre thomas said that there has been no decision on whether or not to mount an investigation of president trump, which is exactly what jay sekulow said yesterday. >> that's right. he is the president's personal attorney. is he right into all of this. this is all conclusion in search of evidence, it seems. and if the president -- the president has a right to respond. he has a right to defend himself this way. if you were in a court of law. you know, the prosecution rests. the defense will now -- there is nothi

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pompeo: in may i had a chance to speak at israel's independence day celebration right here in washington. ambassador drummer was kind enough to invite me to say a few words. i talked about the unbreakable bond from our shared love of freedom full to you know, modern israel is the only truly free nation throughout the entire middle east. it has an enormous respect for religious freedom, a subject of many of our hearts these days. here, too, israel's commitment life the way for the rest of the middle east and for the entire world. no country is perfect, but israel, like america, holds itself to incredibly high standards. israel is the majority jewish nation, but the government does not force jewish beliefs on others. to the contrary, it's declaration of independence dedicates full freedom of conscience, worship, and culture. israel permits conversion of its citizens away from judaism, the majority religion. indeed, last year in the knesset israel passed a law preventing hiring discrimination against workers who refuse to work on their day of rest. compare this to many places in the world.

asking you what has been happening over the last several days, the war of words between tehran and washington we've seen the latest round of sanctions coming out walk us through the next steps for your government? >> thank you it's great to be here with you again. i think you know we continue to have the strongest sanctions ever this week the president signed a new executive order giving treasury even broader authorities to put on sanctions to the supreme leader's office and assets held by them. i announced this week specific sanctions against individuals that have been responsible for bad activity we believe the economic sanctions are working. the president is willing to have conversations. he doesn't want war but the president is determined to enforce the u.s. and our allies interests in the region. >> so you said there are going to be more u.s. sanctions coming down the pike. those could include the foreign minister, could you confirm that and walk me through what other tools you have in the bag. already 80% of the iranian economy is under sanctions, that's according to the u.s. secretary

a "washington post" columnist said i deserve ad lifetime of harrassment. i was first white house press secretary in the history of the white house have to have united states secret service. they don't do that because somebody said nasty things. they do that because there are credible threats. absolutely i understand this and threats people are experiencing over the last 24 hours. i think it is despicable, i think it is horrible. why the president is exactly right we have to continue to condemn this violence call it out exactly nor what it is. steve: the president called for a more civil tone. some on the left, hey, all the stuff with the bombs being mailed around, that is the president's fault. >> i think it is absolutely disgraceful that one of the first public statements we heard from cnn yesterday was to put the blame and responsibility of this despicable act on the president and on me personally. when the person that is responsible for this is the person who made and created and put these suspicious packages in the hands, in the arms of innocent americ

been my privilege to on k to see you have i -- cufi on many occasions and great to see this crowd in washington. i want to speak about the relationship between united states and israel in the context of how president trump has been greatly changed the foreign policy paradigm for the united states of america in just two short years. [applause] mr. bolton: since the president took office, he has charted a bold new course in every aspect of foreign affairs. around the world, naive police have given way to clear i common sense. we are no longer surrendering american liberty in the name of global governance. [applause] mr. bolton: we are no longer selling out our friends to appease our adversaries. [applause] and we are no longer sacrificing the interests of the american people to pursue idealistic fantasies in havana, tehran, or anywhere else. [applause] mr. bolton: instead we are proudly defending american strength and american sovereignty. as a result, the world is changing for the better and the american people are safer. we can see the results of renewed american leadership in every corner of t

what is happening in nato and the president on what is happening in nato but also what is happening in washington with these on going impeachment hearings, what is your -- how do you feel about the white house's decision not to send a lawyer there? >> look, that's the white house's call, they watch the process be tremendously unfair all the way through, they are concerned that this process will be unfair and made the decision not to send counsel for at least this part of the proceeding, the president is traveling to london, i'm in louisville, kentucky, we will be headed to talk with nato partners, we've done amazing work over our time in office to get nato to step up those countries to spend more money to secure, to secure themselves and to secure the world, we are proud of what's been accomplished under the trump administration at nato. ainsley: what do you make -- >> $130 billion. i was going to say, yeah, about $130 billion in increase sending so far, several hundred billion more in increased spending in next 3 to 4 years, this is direct result of president trump making it clear to help secure

joining us live here in washington the president's national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster. in general, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> general mcmaster: thanks, chris, good to be here. >> chris: as we say, president trump speaks to the u.n. general assembly on tuesday, first time on that stage. how important does he think the speeches and how will he fit it into his appeal to world leaders into his doctrine of america first? >> general mcmaster: he thinks the speech is a tremendous opportunity obviously to reach so many world leaders at the same time. and to emphasize really three things. first is to protect the american people, the second is to promote american prosperity, and the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty. in those three things will allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world. also what his expectations are for international bodies. like the united nations, but also other nations. the expectation that they are up to protect the sovereignty of their citizens and respect the sovereignty of other nations. >>

we know long after the president returns to washington, that we remain with these people. the rebuilding and recovery process in a place like puerto rico will take months, if not years. there are people whose lives have been shattered over the last week making preparation to say a final goodbye to the loved ones. it's incredibly important to see that as our leader. i think it's important for the country and for the world to see that the president and the first lady and members of the administration stand with people in need. ainsley: one of the people he visited in the hospital we ran the clip earlier. i met him and reporters were saying what was he like? she says he is not the man you see on social media. hhe was personal and chatted with me by my bead side. what was it like for people that watch and know the guy as the social media donald trump or president trump versus what is he really like in person? >> that's the person that so many of us have the privilege of seeing and working with day by day. i have always found president trump, mr. trump to be very -- a very ligh

. >> martha: i know you have thoughts on the "washington post" changing the headline calling him a religious scholar in his obituaries, what did you make of that? >> sec. of state pompeo: boy, they lost their way, i must say. it was sick to do that. this is a man who had killed hundreds. last night on the show, you had parents of kayla mueller, we are working to get her back for those two amazing people. she is a wonderful young woman, to suggest abu bakr al-baghdadi was anything other than a murderous terrorist is truly sick. >> martha: there is still criticism and challenge about the decision to pull out of the safe zone between the kurdish area and turkey. this is benjamin hall on the ground, today he was talking to people on the ground in what was a safe zone, this is humanitarian worker from the united states. watch this. >> benjamin: hardest part of this mission is u.s. betrayal of these people. we are responsible then for this unleashing of evil violence. you watch this president trump, i'm praying for you, love you, please change this, it is not too late. >> martha: reports are turke

george washington said it. the most effective way of preserving peace is to be prepared for war. >> let me talk about venezuela. the president raised eyebrows. >> by the way, i'm not going to rule out a military option. we have many options for venezuela. a military operation, a military option is certainly something that we could pursue. >> but just last week, you said this. i want to play that at well. >> do you see a military intervention from any outside source? >> i don't think so. i think what is really required is for everyone to have one voice about the need to protect the rights and the safety of the venezuelan people. >> what changed? what would be the purpose of military intervention? >> the president's main focus is the safety of the venn zwa lar people. what's moved the president in the last week is the escalation of the violence, the regime's violence. these thugs who operate in the name of maduro against the legitimate opposition to his new dictatorship. he's choking out democracy in venezuela. h

real estate developers are no longer the toughest people, politicians in washington are the toughest people. it's not even close. we're going to defy the predictions once again. we will keep the house majority. [applause] and we will keep fighting for the change they make and people want and deserve. the democrats think they are invincible. i watched maxine waters, have you ever seen her? [laughter] a low iq individual. low iq. we will impeach him. we will impeach him, but he hasn't done anything wrong. it doesn't matter, we will impeach him. this is what we are going to to fight against. it's easier to just keep going good, we are going to keep the economy strong, the truth is the democrats never have been more vulnerable because they've lost touch with normal everyday working people. democrats haven't learned, they still think the loyal citizens who care about jobs and borders and security are deplorable. when hillary made that speech, she said deplorable, i didn't know it was going to be that ba bad. the problem is, she said so many of my people were deplorable and the next day, i

i think in washington, the tradition is not work very hard in december. this president has reversed that. with the help of the congress, pass some very meaningful legislation late in the game. massive tax cuts for the middle class. repatriates that money. certainly opening up anwr for the first time in 40 years. it had been attempted in decades. now a reality. repealing the mandate. opioid crisis. isis is in retreat. the caliphate is destroyed. so much added to the security and prosperity of americans in 2017. that will now drift into 2018. the specific agenda items and we certainly hope we will get democratic support on them. include the budget, getting some reasonable budget caps and maybe a budget deal for the next two years, certainly. it includes welfare reform. the dignity of work. this is a president that is vested in all types of careers and is trying to tell americans that we dignify every type of work. there is the apprenticeship and workforce development opportunities where there is skills in jobs training. not everybody is cut out for college

and we are high on party washington d.c. . but traitors sort of authorities in the region of catalonia to sign an agreement now guaranteeing that no public funds will be used for the region's upcoming independence referendum slone has been given forty eight hours to agree otherwise the spanish government says it will seize control of part of the rest of regions budget meant for salaries and services not a single year of the catalans will be directed toward them a legal referendum that is wanted by a few. about a week ago the spanish constitutional court suspended the referendum law that had been approved by the catalan government by doing the madrid bloc to vote on independence from spain this wednesday which would launch an investigation into seven hundred twelve cattle who pledged to support referendum as the tensions between madrid barcelona rise than hundreds of thousands of cattle residents were taken to the streets the region's capital to show support for the referendum one couple of may we spoke to says woodridge treatm

started, we'll talk about the economy and other things the cdc has identified a case of coronavirus in washington state. if you remember, sars achffecte the gdp. have you spoken to the cdc >> we have it totally under control. it is one person coming in from china. we have it under control it is going to be just fine. >> okay. president xi, there is just some talk in china that maybe the transparency isn't going to be what it should be. do you trust we'll know everything we need to? >> i do. i have a great relationship with china. i just signed the huge deal. i do i think the relationship is very good >> let's talk about davos. you were here two years ago. even the new york times, your favorite, acknowledges that davos elite are accepting that your policies are working and the u.s. economy is the envy of the world. your press coverage here is favorable. back at home, it is all impeach, all the time >> i had a busy day yesterday. a lot of leaders with pakistan and others in addition to businessmen all over the place i did get to see some of it. it is a hoax a total hoax i think the team did really

but older people like the nursing home in washington, the state of washington, has been very heavily affected. the people are much older and many of them are not very well. >> i know, it is fun yes you say that because the h1n1 virus, that was a pandemic in 2009 and '10, interestingly in the obama and biden years, we lost around 17,000 americans. the cdc estimates are we lost 200 to 500,000 lives world weed. in that case, children were more at risk with the h1n1 pandemic. a doctor who i've watched for years, he is a great scientist, he's been very cautious and you know has said this could become another pandemic, likely experienced in '09 and 2010, it might be as long as a year before we ultimately get a vaccine. there are 20 specific vaccines presently in development. you have said that you are evaluating on a daily basis. for those americans that might be fearful tonight am talking about potential down the road we will close down schools and maybe more telecommuting working situations, what do you say to them based ons that develops what are we prepared as country tto do to keep ou

if i don't sound like a typical washington politician, it's because i'm not a politician. [cheers and applause] if i don't always play by the rules of the washington establishment, it's because i was elected to fight for you harder than anyone ever before. [cheers and applause] so we have a couple of warriors here. great people. congressman. man, did they fight for me. congressman dan muse. thank you very much. the former congressman. i'm sure you've never heard of him. his name is lou barletta. and lou barletta is strongly against taking the statues of christopher columbus down. would you say that is right? lou is not a big fan of that. and the congressional candidate who was supposed to be fantastic and a start. lisa scheller. and somebody has done a great job. bernie. bernie. hey, bernie, how are we doing? [cheers and applause] looks good. looks good. looks very good. harder to judge because you are going so late, but it's looking good. the places where they are casting their vote. that's not any more polling. you don't win, i will fire you so fast, you have no idea. i

but on a visit to an airbase near washington, president trump said the us would never be intimidated. after seeing your capabilities and commitment here today, i am more confident than ever that our options in addressing this threat are both effective and overwhelming. in new york, the un security council discussed the situation for the second time this week. this time, there was no new resolution, only a press statement strongly condemning the missile launch, and urging compliance with existing sanctions. and russia says the us has to get serious about talks with north korea. we called on our us partners and others, to implement political and diplomatic solutions that are provided for in the resolution, and without implementing this we also will consider it as non—compliance with the resolution, not fully implementing the resolution. but as russia and china urged patience, the us says it is running out of time. it wants an end to north korea's missile and nuclear programmes, but with those programmes making rapid progress, the choices facing world leaders are becoming more difficul

good night from washington. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> despite all our progress against isil. our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and global reach. >> but that's not what mr. brennan's boss, the president, said just two days ago. >> isil is under more pressure than ever before. isil continues to lose key leaders. >> tonight, why isis is winning the propaganda war. >> this is united states terrorism. same as the guy that shot up that church. >> yeah. >> it's no different. >> the left refusing to believe that islamic terrorism is the real danger to america. but why won't they believe it? we will tell you. >> a young man feeding a nacho to another man, everybody has a mouth, bill. >> i have seen you do that to bolling on the five. >> also ahead a viewer poll, should gutfeld and mcguirk get raises? >> probably not. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. why the presidential campaign is so difficult to co

joining us from washington shannon bream here in new york city. we used miss bold goldbergens sound bite she epitomizes the left they don't see isis colossus across the world it's all mentally disturbed people in the united states who hate guys or hate blacks or they hate whatever. now we have asked sean to come up with fly of the most outrange just headlines about the orlando attack. first one comes from think process. conservatives try to scapegoat islam, if you can believe this. conservatives try to scapegoat islam to void possibility for were lbgt license. >> my sensationalize spark anti-islam sentiment that fuels it that doesn't make radical islam more violent against lbgt people than the conservative christians. >> so conservative christians in america are just as violent toward guys in this unbelievably loony operation than isis, correct? >> written by zach ford who likens isis and radical islamic terrorism. >> equivalency there. okay. the second one comes from a magazine that eric shawn has a subscription to. tino vogue. here is the teen v

. >> earlier this week the turkey boarded a presidential plane headed for washington. today president obama will officially pardon the festive fowl. the pre-thanksgiving tradition dates back to the first president bush. officials say the turkey will live out the rest of his days on a farm in virginia. >> his brothers and sisters in modesto, not so much. [ laughter ] coming to a plate near you. >> oh!! >> it's true. >> what are you going to have in. >> tofu. >> i'm going to your house. >> good meat at my house! [ laughter ] tamales sound good, too,. >>> crash 880 before broadway. we are seeing lighter traffic in many areas, looks like some folks have decided to take the day off on this day before thanksgiving. we do still have lots of accidents out there. roads are wet from the earlier rain. and this crash northbound 880 just before broadway is blocking one lane of traffic. if you have to catch a flight at oakland airport, 880 is rolling well in both directions just outside of hegenberger. highway 37 in the eastbound direction so this is counter- commute, just before ha

jerry sire is the washington bureau chief for and ben domenech and ed o'keefe covers for "washington post." before back to the bad news there's a little good news breaking from the atlanta journal and constitution, good news for jimmy carter he announced to sunday school class that he's cancer free. sunday school classy ripped in applause. general, i want to start with you about news this week how as it change the the race? >> argument about safety. about personal security and domestic security.

happening today, state transportation workers will head down to washington. they're helping to clean up after this past weekend's blizzard. massdot will also send an

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the big story will be the heavy snow from this system, washington, d.c., possibly two feet of snow.

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as well as new york city and washington d.c. krist van cleave is in the nation's capital with the latest. >> reporter: good morning with a history of dealing with snow well and we have a of the know on the ground. now that the sun is up you get a better sense. this is pennsylvania avenue by the capitol. here more than 20 inches of snow collected in this spot. we've had a lot of wind so some of that is probably drifting.

reporter: washington said some of her best life lessons have come from ' stepping in to somebody else' s shoes' and she encouraged the audience to do the same. after surviving a particularly political roast, she earned her pudding pot. >> this is the best worst day ever. reporter: ladies before gentleman by the celebrations to is when joseph gordon levitt will be honored as man of the year. heather: i just

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build on what we have" on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her emails - 55 thousand pages that would be *after* iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina.as secretary of state her communications as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for that

julianna goldman is in washington with a cbs news investigation that reveals why it's important for donors to do their homework. >> reporter: behind every political solicitation, there is an entire industry of consultants who hunt for donors but times they few vars actually make it to specific candidates. now this technically isn't illegal because, believe it or

overcoming their skepticism about you by thinking he's going to compromise, he is going to make deals in washington. which one is right? >> i think everyone is right. honestly, i think they are both right. i'm a tough guy to make a deal

just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands.

with the clear and present threat of radical islamic terrorism, we must secure our borders, but washington continues to fail us with groups like the gang of eight that support amnesty and allow sanks wear cities. >> if you didn't guess, that wasn't a positive ad for marco rubio. that came from one of the super pacs supporting ted cruz. let's go to the lid. the panel is here.

are braising for a blizzards as the winter storm moves in, what you are looking at is the scene in washington, d.c. where they experienced a traffic meltdown over just one inch of snow. >> adam: incredible what, north carolina the governor there has declared a state of emergency as this monster storm heads right in their direction, although a month old winter is arriving for much of the east coast. and what an entrance it's making with a storm call admonster.

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nikole killion joins us live from washington. and nikole, what does the