america's top diplomatic addressing the you and today, mike pompeo sounding the alarm over the iran missile program and get this, california considering a tax on text messages, teenagers are going to go broke, the western roundup after the break. ♪ >> shannon: and a >> in a speech to the united nations mike pompeo told world leaders the iran nuclear deal shielded that country from accountability and because of that the danger continues to grow. richardson has the latest from the state department. >> the united states will never stand for this. no nation that seeks peace and prosperity should either. >> since the nuclear agreement iran has developed its ballistic missile program, defied multiple international resolutions and exploited the goodwill of nations according to secretary of state mike pompeo pushing the security council to restore stronger restrictions against iran's ballistic missile program. >> the regime is pursuing the same district of revolutionary goals that it has for the last 39 years except now it has money to achieve them thanks to the nuclear deal. >> the secretary adv

take a look at this trump tweet just in -- "mike pompeo is doing a great job. i am very proud of him. his predecessor, rex tillerson, didn't have the mental capacity needed. he was dumb as a rock and i couldn't get rid of him fast enough. he was lazy as hell. now it is a whole new ball game. great spirit at state!"

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but why doesn't mike pompeo care right now? are the pathetic deflection we just heard when he appeared on "fox & friends," is that a patriot speaking? or a wannabe dictator? i'm dead serious. imax can come are the words of a patriot. >> sean: while mike quade questioning his patriotism, unbelievable. over the top. following the show on the other part of the issue, she issued an apology on twitter about her language. braids and bad choice of words. "i should have said water boy, like for football teams or something like that." yeah, pretty bad choice of word words. we are consistent on this program, we don't's call for boycotts or firings. in fact, when her collie, msnbc host joy reid, when she was in hot water over a homophobic blog, we never called her to be fired. people do make mistakes. people are not perfect. i think we are all human, and i don't believe anybody's career, and my own honest opinion, should be ruined over a stupid mistake. by the way, she is no fan of mine and neither is liberal joe. i doubt they would do th

secretary of state mike pompeo announced that the u.s. would pull out if the russians don't comply. >> today we must confront russian cheating on their arms control obligations. always i told my fellow ministers, our nations have a choice. we bury our head in the sand or take common sense actions to russia's disregard to the inf treaty. >> president trump said he wanted to tear up the inf treaty. jim mattis convinced him not to go it allow but by bringing european allies on board. nato issued the following statement. nato said we support the following that russian is in material breach. russian's foreign ministry spokesman said they comply with the treaty and the u.s. knows it. >> shepard: it doesn't. they know for the last five years they've been out of compliance. why the request to pull out now? >> the u.s. feels their hands are tied by the treaty in the middle east and in asia where china is not bound by the treaty. 90% of china's missiles fall into this range. iran is also not party to the agreement. the u.s. has leverage over russia

the khashoggi killing. >> why doesn't mike pompeo care. are the pathetic deflections we just heard on "fox and friends." is that a patriot speak for a wannabe dictator's butt boy. howie: she a. jieds on twitter for her super bad choice of word. but cons wouldn't let it pass. if a conservative made the slur, that person would have been banned from television. >> the term is crass and offensive and i apologize to everyone, especially the lgbtq community and my colleagues for using it. it was a mistake. my father would have found it so you be becoming and disrespectful. and he would have told me, i will work hard to be better. but i wanted to say on camera, i'm really, really sorry. howie: it was a mistake. it would have been better if she included pompeo in her apology. i think she didn't consider the implications of that rather hours after tyler murray won college football's heisman trophy, a paper decided to ruin the celebration by digging. you homophobic tweets when he was 14 and 15 years old. but he was a teenager. this was way out of bo

but why doesn't mike pompeo care right now? are the pathetic afflictions that we just heard when he appeared on fox & friends, is that a patriot speaking? or a want to be dictator's boy? i'm dead serious. i'm asking, are these the words of a patriot? as being one up questioning his patriotism, unbelievable and over the top. then she issued a apology on twitter about her language. some bad choices in language, i should have said water boy, like for a football team. yes, bad choice of words. but we are consistent on this program. we don't call for boycotts or firings of any kind. in fact when she was in hot water over a conspiracy filled blog that she had, we never called for her to be fired or per show to be boycotted. people make mistakes and what people are not perfect and i don't believe anyone's career, in my honest opinion, should be ruined over a stupid mistake. and by the way she's no fan of mine and neither is liberal joe. there were many warning signs as the anti-trump vitriol got worse and worse and worse. take a look.

i would argue that the bigger issue is mike pompeo. the morning he went out they had any desire to do that whatsoever. lindsey graham had a clap back. >> that's interesting. it's important because at this moment, the republicans lost the house. january we are going to live in a different world. why would you alienate your friends? lindsey graham has been close with the administration, but to your point, he said to counter mike pompeo in the "wall street journal." same op-ed. they should show that congress is not mugging for the cameras. we are a coequal branch of government exercising leadership to safeguard the interest, values and reputation. after all, someone has to do it. it's that after all, someone has to do it in senator graham's view is not standing up for american values and say we don't have to break completely, but here's what you have to do to get out of the doghouse. >> this is one of the areas where republicans have stood up and said this is too far. you aren't just allow saudi arabia to possibly get away with this horri

that is according to secretary of state mike pompeo. pushing the united nations security council to restore stronger restrictions against iran's ballistic missile program. >> the regime is pursuing the same destructive, revolutionary goals that it has for the past 39 years. except now, it has more money to achieve them. thanks to the nuclear deal. >> the secretary also advised against lifting an embargo on iran and recommended the security council establish inspections and port and at sea to thwart iranian arms exports. mike pompeo says iran has the largest ballistic missile in the middle east, exports in yemen and transfers them to iraq the security council report also says the u.n. examine launch units, the saudi led coalition discovered in yemen and found that characteristics of iranian manufacturing from 2016 and 2017. >> we take very seriously what the iranians are doing in terms of activities, in terms of terrorism, in terms of aggression. we are ready to work with the americans on that. >> the european governments as they oppose

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why doesn't mike pompeo care? are the pathetic deflections we heard when he appeared on "fox and friends", is that a patriot speaking? are these the words of a patriot? >> he debased himself. he once again undercut the conclusions of our intel community. he may think that he's being too clever, he is wiggling out, but he's not. when he says the saudis paid enough for the luring, the torture, the slaughter, the carving up of a washington post columnist and father of two american citizens, mike pompeo puts himself not only on the other side of lovers of freedom and democracy everywhere, lovers of free speech everywhere, but also of most people on capitol hill, right? even republicans. >> reporter: in some cases especially republicans. you talked about lindsey graham who said very directly there's no smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. i think the question is going to be what are they actually going to do to follow-up on this. there are relatively limited tools, but i am interested to know what our members of congres

mike pompeo sounding the alarm over iran's missile program, more of his speech after the break. at this? it is for real, california is considering a tax on text messages. people are going to go broke. forget about it. it is a true story, after the break. as a ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! ♪ >> shannon: and a speech the united nations, mike pompeo told world leaders the iron nuclear deal shielded that country from real accountability. because of that,

on khashoggi's killing, that could bring more information. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo urged the united states to ban missiles that are capable of delivering nuclear weapons. iran has built the largest ballistic missile force in the region and is capable of sending bombs to europe. >> it's building in a quest for a robust ballistic missile force. no one who seeks prosperity in the middle east either. >> they're keeping an arms embargo in place and inspect ships at ports and ships at sea. >>> if you put up christmas holiday lights, be careful where you aim those lights. laser light displayed, you have to be careful. they have to be pointed out, not up at the sky. if you intentionally point a laser at a plane, you can face a fine of $11,000. >>> and a man was suspected on peeping on guests at a hotel. they took this 30-year-old martinez as he was spotted looking underneath doors at the sheridan hotel. they found surveillance gear in his room, such as recording devices and a camera he is accused of sliding under a room. he has been released on bail. >>> and is everyone behaving

the khashoggi killing. >> why doesn't mike pompeo care. are the pathetic deflections we just heard on "fox and friends." is that a patriot speak for a wannabe dictator's butt boy. howie: she a. jieds on twitter for her super bad choice of word. but cons wouldn't let it pass. if a conservative made the slur, that person would have been banned from television. >> the term is crass and offensive and i apologize to everyone, especially the lgbtq community and my colleagues for using it. it was a mistake. my father would have found it so you be becoming and disrespectful. and he would have told me, i will work hard to be better. but i wanted to say on camera, i'm really, really sorry. howie: it was a mistake. it would have been better if she included pompeo in her apology. i think she didn't consider the implications of that rather gross phrase. hours after tyler murray won college football's heisman trophy, a paper decided to ruin the celebration by digging. you homophobic tweets when he was 14 and 15 years old. but he was a teenager. this was

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i think that's why, to your point, the apology didn't go to mike pompeo. it went to the lgbt community because they are the ones who said -- you even heard this from president trump's ambassador to germany, our former colleague. when you sexualize gay sex, it is offensive, it demeans them. that's why you had to do that. the advertisers and the network are sensitive to that community. that is their community. that is their viewers. we saw this recently, a young black man made a speech about israel in which he used this thing about cedar sure or whatever and said, hey, we can't have you here anymore. people do get punished. to me, this is impulsive language, rude language but to me, it's not good. a course sends the whole notions of how we have exchanges. do we know where this all comes from? a guy like donald trump. >> all right... >> it's the season for gift giving. two to help my fellow 5-e.r. pluralists to get ready for the shopping rush ahead. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carp

that is what you are going to hear from secretary mike pompeo and mattis today. but the senate is also considering a number of measures. >> to be clear, this is not just about the war in yemen. this is about the murder of jamal khashoggi. and you have the senate here, even republican members, denying the president and the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, to move forward on a whole host of measures. >> absolutely, jim. there is any number of measures, from putting sanctions on the crown prince that, you know, the intelligence community and a large part of bipartisan members of congress think that he was involved, that he could have ordered the murder of jamal. so it is not really about that. it is a larger frustration with this young crown prince, but i don't think you can also underestimate the u.s. dissatisfaction with the war on yemen and how the saudis in particular are executing it. i think even before this horrible murder of jamal, there was a lot of concerns. the senate has taken up measures before. there is a wider concern about saudi arabia that w

and mike pompeo said this afterwards. ido i do believe i've read every piece of intelligence but has come in in the last few hours. there is no direct reporting connecting the crown prince to the order of the murder ofjamal crown prince to the order of the murder of jamal khashoggi, that crown prince to the order of the murder ofjamal khashoggi, that is all i can say. earlier i spoke with barbara plett usher from washington about how awkward this whole situation is becoming. the senate is very much going against the narrative of the white house, which according to mr trump's statement said may the prince did it, maybe he didn't but either way we have interests with the saudis which means we have to go on with business as usual. mike pompeo basically said there was no evidence the crown prince was involved. probably both the senators and cabinet officials are correct because the cia report as leaked to the wall streetjournal says there is no direct reporting of a link between the prince and jamal khashoggi but they assesse

on top of that, you have the secretary of state, mike pompeo, who is saying that the u.s. stands behind the british even if they felly leave that e.u. structure. shep? >> shepard: things, shep. president trump says he would get involved in u.s. efforts to extradite a chinese tech executive if it helped him with the trade deal with china. officials in canada released the cfo of huawei on bail yesterday. u.s. intelligence agencies have called the company a u.s. risk because the chinese could could be spying. blake burman has more. >> you have two different lines of the administration. one and they say this is in the department of the lane of justice. the doj says they're overseeing the case of mention wanzhou. she was detained at the behest of authorities. in an interview with reuters, the president said -- >> this morning on fox and friends, they say they have to believe foreign policy and trade. >> we have to take it into consideration. it's totally appropriate to do so. >> earlier this year democrats and republicans took issue with the president entintervening wi xte. wil

he ordered secretary of state mike pompeo to inform mattis he had only a week left on the job. i want to go to jeff bennett live at the white house. the tone that came out of the president, sarah huckabee sanders with gratitude and a lot of praise. different tune and attitude this morning. how did it fall apart? >> sources tell us the president became increasingly angry since the day mattis submitted his letter. his actions and under cut allies and the president's decision to pull troops from syria and afghanistan. the president were told by two senior officials and also frustrated of the coverage depicted mattis as the last adult in the room, jim mattis, the last member who can reign in some of trumps combative and isolationist. check out this exchange this morning with white house communications adviser mercedes slack. >> can you name an adviser that the president has recommended he he to pull out the troops. >> at the end of the day, we all serve in the position of advising the president. it is up to the president to make the final decision. >> with mattis out, we nopat nopa

melissa: in terms of war on yemen, mike pompeo made the argument if the u.s. weren't there, there would be more casualties. it is important to be there to support saudi arabia or promote any kind of stability in the region, on and on. he has a lot of reasons for that. the other side have said, that it is, you know, it is a crisis, we should have a conscience having any involvement in the region. where do you come down on the situation in yemen? >> i have to tell you i'm heartbroken to see images and hear from folks been there. it is humanitarian disaster on order of what is happening in syria. but what is the solution there. solution is not rely on them and pull out and houthis to put pressure to lead to a bigger confrontation which would have us to be involved militarily, et cetera. we need to think this through. we, yes we should have been putting pressure before to stop crimes of humanity done by saudis especially not it mention the iran and houthis. that is not a solution. we can't remove saudi arabia from yemen, think somehow that will solve the problem i

. >> why doesn't mike pompeo care right now? the pathetic deflections that we just heard, he appeared on fox & friends. is that it patriot speaking? is that i want to's butt boy >> the host has now apologized for that remark tweeting, if it was a conservative that said that, using a certain horrible term, that person would be banned from television, she will be given a pass. she was absent today from the show and what was a long day off. cap anson marie harf from the radio show. good at of you. this is the secretary of state, what do you make of that? >> i saw this happen live and i was pretty shocked. i did a double take and i said, is that what i heard? i'm surprised she didn't apologize and the moments. suppression didn't say, i shouldn't have used that term. when we do live tv, i've never said anything like that. sometimes things popped out and she should have apologized for it then. i'm glad she apologized for it later. you can criticize mike pompeo for a lot of things using a lot of language. i'm surprised that came out. i

we saw that, example, with mike pompeo, the secretary of state and it was clear his predecessor, rex tillerson, did not get along with donald trump but the relationship between mike pompeo an donald trump was much more harmonious, certainly in public, so this is something which counts very much the donald trump and we are waiting to see if mick mulvaney encounters any of the problems of his two predecessors. we will indeed wait and see. let's get some of the day's other news. a fourth person has died as a result of injuries sustained in a gun attack in the french city of strasbourg on tuesday. visiting the city on friday, the french president emmanuel macron laid a white rose in the victims' memory and paid tribute to the french security forces. the gunman was shot dead last night after he opened fire on police officers. media reports in australia say the government intends to recognise westjerusalem as the capital of israel. the prime minister, scott morrison, is expected to make the announcement on saturday. negotiations at the un climate conference in poland have gone past their o

mike pompeo ripping to russia for sending bombers around the world. he tweeted his criticism as the kremlin sent two nuclear capable bombers to venezuela calling both governments corrupt. now a spokesman for the russian government says the secretary's comments were inappropriate and undiplomatic. again, this is from the russians. jennifer griffin reporting live. hi, jen. >> hi, shep. the kremlin added a swipe that the pentagon said such criticism is odd coming from a country whose half military budget would be enough to feed the whole of africa. it's been five years since russian sent nuclear capable bobblers to venezuela. before that, they did that in 2008 when tensions were high with the u.s. the bomber crews arrived outside venezuela monday after flying 6,000 miles. u.s. intelligence officials monitored the flight of the black jack bombers as they took off from an air base in russia and flew over the north bowl and across the atlantic to venezuela. these are the same type of bombers that have launched cruise missiles to syria. mike pompeo responded

mike pompeo issued his ultimatum to the russians giving them 60 days to return to compliance. putin fired back today chaining that the pentagon was simply trying to blame russia so they could build new missiles and russia is really a scape goat. >> it looks like the american side has now decided that the situation has change saad much that the u.s. as well has to have such weapons. what will our response be? very simple. we will do the same. >> but tip pointed to the pentagon having budgeted for two new low yield nuclear weapons. evidence that he says that the u.s. has an ulterior motive in tearing up the 1987 arms control agreement or inf treaty. the weapons are sea-based and not in violation of the treaty according to the pentagon, shep. >> shepard: the defense secretary talking about the relationship between the two countries, the u.s. and russia. >> that's right. jim mattis did not mince his words when he spoke at this weekend's reagan national defense forum in describing how the relationship has grown more tense during the trump administration. >> mr. putin is clearly a s

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on our side we had secretary mike pompeo, ambassador bolton, john kelly and others. on the other side we had president xi and his team. none of us spoke except for the two presidents. mostly who spoke was president xi. he came in to that room and talked for about 45 minutes, offering a very detailed offer for a deal. clearly the chinese side motivated because of president trump's strong stance on their practices. they want a deal. and, so, when people say that, oh, the vagueness or whatever. inside that room, that president on the chinese side went over 142 items based on our demands for -- think about this. i mean, do we want to work with a government that forces technology transfer? that steals our technology and intellectual property, that counter fits and pirates, that sends in fentanyl across our borders, that spies on us? >> these issues have been going on for years. they are issues in china's national interest, to steal u.s. technology, to close its markets to foreign competitors. >> this is far more historic because we have an economy and an authoritarian sta

and a very careful answer from mike pompeo, who is a careful, knowledgeable -- he led the cia a long time in congress, to sort of play with what he could say publicly about intelligence. because he said both things. he said all the intelligence i saw showed no direct link. but when you pressed him, he said, i can't comment on intelligence. well, listen. you had senators get what apparently was an identical briefing. republican senators. and they came out of that room with no doubt, wolf. and that is a problem for the president. because this briefing by gina haspel was delayed. it came on a tuesday, the week of george bush's funeral, which you heard from some on the hill saying was that timed to hide this in the midst of other news. if the intention of that briefing was to bring republican senators on the fence away from penalizing the saudis with legislation, you've heard discussion of stopping arms deals, stopping support for the war in yemen or other penalties. if that was the intention, it appears to have failed. >> jim sciutto, reporting for us. thank you very much. let's get som

here is the thing the media has missed, here's the question you need to ask mike pompeo and james mattis. they keep saying there is no direct evidence, ask them if they disagree with the c.i.a. conclusion? they are answering a question they want to answer, not the real question. of the c.i.a. has looked at all this information and says with a high degree of probability that we did the crown prince was involved, do the secretaries disagree with the conclusions? that is not what they are saying. i can't go into anything i have asked them in a classified hearing, but i would if i were the media ask them. my guess, if they are on this, they will tell you they don't disagree with the conclusions. but the compilation of all the facts are that yes he was involved. but we are playing a game of words here. no direct evidence, no smoking gun, i think that is open to argument. i really think that there was direct communication, the media has reported that the crown prince brother directly communicated with khashoggi and the media is also reporting there is communications in instanbul going to the t

fears of the trump trade truce coming unraveled also playing a role as secretary of state mike pompeo, did you see this, standing side by side with his canadian counterparts, demands that the chinese release two canadians being held. they call it unlawful. many believe the detainment is in retaliation for the arrest of the chief financial officer of one of china's biggest smartphone makers, huawei. that was back on december 1st. she's still being detained in the country. she's wearing an ankle bracelet and is not in prison right now. >>> then there's theresa may leading discussions with the european union leaders with pretty much nothing to show. theps pled she's pledging to fight on as leaders say that's it, we're done, no more negotiation, making brexit an even more real possibility. the current european union ambassador to the u.s. is a man named david sullivan and he's here in a fox business exclusive to tell us what that would mean to the global economy and how it could affect u.s. trade negotiations with the european union. >>> companies still struggling here in the u.s. as the

she is going to have the support of the secretary of state mike pompeo, and john bolton has his own confrontational approaches to the united nations and other institutions, and so she is going to have to navigate that relationship, but one thing to watch for again is what is her role, and whether she is a spokesperson for the united states or she remains or becomes a foreign policy principle and adviser to compete and interact with the others. >> and another role of course is to be a negotiator, and going up against the russian ambassador who has 30 years' experience, because that a tougher role. nikki haley gave an interview to the atlantic magazine and distanced herself in a pronounced way in thehashoggi a other diplomats have not done including pompeo and secretary mattis and she says you have saudi diplomats that did this in a saudi embassy, and we can't give them a pass, because that is not what america is, and we can't condone it, and we can't condone thuggish behavior, haley said, to the atlantic's writer. and clearly staying in new york so that her son can graduate high school, but not goin

and also coming up, my exclusive interview with the secretary of state mike pompeo. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> welcome back to our special live comp, we're here in buenos aires, on the g-20 summit. earlier today, i had a chance to sit down for an exclusive interview with the secretary of state, mike pompeo, and we talked about several major issues facing president trump here in argentina. and i started by asking him about his recollections on president george herbert walker bush. >> mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us. >> it is great to be with you. >> let's talk about the late president george h.w. bush. how do you see his legacy? >> it is a remarkable american legacy. they don't make them like that very often. i had a chance to get to know him when i was a member of congress first and then i remember talking to him after i w

it's interesting that, governor, we had mike pompeo and john bolton both supposedly think, according to the latest reporting, that this position should be downgraded from cabinet level. yeah, no surprise if you're putting up a name like a fox news anchor in order to do the job. what's your take? >> well, first of all, being at e u.n. is -- you are the center of america's face to the world. so there's 195 countries in the world, and the people who go there from those countries, they are people who have been in the midst of foreign policy for decades. so my concern -- i am sure she is a smart person and that she is a great p.r. person, a great spokesperson. she could be doing maybe sarah huckabee sanders's job. but most people who go, adelaide stevenson, daniel patrick money hannahs, madelein albright, people steeped in scholarship or steeped in governmental service by being elected or had been steeped in foreign policy service. she has none of that, and so the concern is, of course, how she will be viewed not just by the people at the u.n. because it's such a deep serious position, bu

mike pompeo and john bolton have changed the foreign policy structure over the last 6 to 8 months. >> you think she's the best -- >> before you come on here and decide that this young woman can't do a job, why don't you actually see what her performance in the position is. >> that's not the way it should work, you shouldn't risk the values, the interest and the policies of the united states on a farm team play. that's not how it works, fine, give her the shot, put her in charge of something at the state department where she's not as exposed to the universe of global diplomacy, so that we all have to pay the price for on the job training. >> i also think that there's a difference in this president's approach to how he addresses things like the united nations. the united nations is not a body that this president and this administration believes in deeply. this is the united nations that is completely anti-israel and continues to be -- >> that's the point mike's making. you make an interesting point. governor, let's pick that up. mike's making a point. trump doesn't like the u.n. to begi

it is too important to put at risk is something that secretary of state mike pompeo agrees with. the white house insists that it won't happen. punishing saudi arabia may come as early as next week. military support is for the saudi involvement. it's something very rare indeed. not just in yemen but as a punishment for the killing of jamal khashoggi. as there has been a new twist in the trunk russia investigation. robert mueller says the former national security advisor michael flynn should not be sent to prison for lying to the fbi. flynn gave assistance in the meddling. the trump administration has repeatedly called that probe a witchhunt. substantial assistance. 19 entities, firsthand information, and help collecting the dots. as they investigate investigateg with u.s. elections. the government lawyers said the will be to plead guilty forthcoming. and flynn was a national security advisor for just 24 days. a light sentence of possibly no jail time and no fine. they wrote the former army general should've known better. it comes a similar team is preparing briefs for other people

heather: mike pompeo slamming russia for sending nuclear capable bombers to venezuela. they can carry missiles with a range of 3400 miles meaning the us is within striking distance. the defense ministry claims it is part of military cooperation with venezuela but mike pompeo tweeting russian and venezuelan people should see this for what it is, two corrupt government squandering public funds and squelching liberty and freedom while their people suffer. donald trump, national security strategy to ensure deadly weapons do not fall into the hands of terrorists, preventing extremist groups like isis from using weapons of mass distraction against the us, the trump administration promises to be the effort to put pressure on weapons dealers and strengthen defenses at home. attorneys for paul manafort going to court for a discussion with a federal judge today, for a campaign chair accused of breaching his plea agreement for buying to investigators and the fbi. manafort's lawyers say he has been truthful since pleading guilty to financial crimes three years ago. a hearing is sch

mike pompeo plans to address the matter when he meets with nato allies. the us pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal and impose sanctions earlier this year. the head of the cia is heading to capitol hill, to brief a small number of senators behind closed doors, on the death of jamal khashoggi. she will discuss saudi arabia's role in the murder. officials on both sides of the aisle concerned about her absence during the session with mike pompeo and mattis last week. french president emmanuel macron will suspend tax hikes over protests over the climate change agenda. he will announce the suspension later today after weeks of violent protests throughout the country as protesters pool out of a meeting with government officials. ambulance drivers joined the movement using dozens of emergency vehicles to block the french national family building, protesters called for his resignation. vladimir putin will not be stepping on american soil anytime soon. potential trip to washington is, quote, out of the question according to russian state media. donald trump ex

two other top officials, secretary of state mike pompeo and mike bolton are currently pushing to downgrade the u.n. ambassador job so it is no longer a cabinet level position. >>> the latest on election fraud allegations, a cnn review of absentee ballot envelope says revealed irregularities with witness signatures in a second north carolina county. the discovery comes as democrat dan mccready withdraws his concession in a case where officials were looking at voter fraud in another county. >> the loser in this race, the democrat, dan mccready has now rescinded his concession. he no longer thinks he lost. he did lose by 905 votes. he's now wondering if those 905 votes are are all valid. and the other big development is our own review, cnn's review which shows it's expanded now alleged voter fraud into two counties. the review of absentee mail-in ballot signatures in robinson county shows dozens of these absentee ballots were witnessed by just four people. all four people are associated with the same ring that's involved in now a criminal investigation in bladen county, the state of north car

secretary of state mike pompeo called it a pivotal first step. >>> u.s. military looking for $331 million reimbursement from saudi arabia and uae. there was an accounting error and failed to properly charge the coalition fighting in yemen for refuelling services. the costs stretch back to march of 2015. >>> the department of education will wipe away student debt for 15,000 borrowers. secretary betsy devos fought for a year to block a law. it has been canceled the $150 million in debt after the federal judge sided with 18 states and the district kf clof columbia. >>> president trump said general motors ceo mary barra made a mistake by laying off workers. the president was upset with gm halting production in north north america and eliminating 14,000 jobs. >> to tell me a couple of weeks before christmas that she will close an ohio and michigan plant is not acceptable to me. she will open fast or somebody else will go in. general motors will not be treated well. >> gm closed plants to prepare for the future shifting from sedans and trucks and investing in s

mike pompeo will join us live at 7:30 on "fox and friends". doctors will reveal more information on the suspected sonic attacks of american diplomats. experts previously city 0 weapon may have been used that will create are bubbles in the in her ear causing symptoms that resemble a stroke. starting in 2016 dozens of americans working at the embassy started getting sick from a mysterious illness. cuba still denying any involvement. an explosive report points to chinese hackers behind the massive breach at marriott hotels reporting hackers are suspected of working for chinese spy agency. this expose personal information of 500 million guests. government officials told the times the us to permit of justice is preparing to indict the hackers. a homeless camp sanctioned by city put on hold on its first day. a judge granted a temporary restraining order after 70 people set up tents inside up parking lot in olympia, washington. this is a lawsuit to shut it down saying the city was not following its own rules. there is not a final decision, a hearing

he deserves>> tesidenso annou he is nomi one now working with mike pompeo and others at the state department. >> the former fox news anchor will replace nikki haley. >>> let's take you live to wall street where stocks are steeped in decline once again. the dow is down about 582 points. >>> opec agreed to cut oil production after u.s. gas prices reached their lowest level of the year. the national average for a gallon of gas is $2.44.is in a state. opec is still negotiating with russia to cut its output in a bid to boost pres. >>> new at noon world war ii veterans, u.s. and allied service members are gathering to commemorate pearl harbor day in hawaii. today marks 77 years since the attack on the naval air base . more than 2000 americans died in those bombings. >>> taking some of the guesswork out of breast cancer and how a new blood test could help patients learn when there co-disease will come back. >>> plus who is up for this year's grammys? the nominations were just announced and we will tell you who is leading the pack. >>> we are catching a break from the rain and we are tracking our ne

pompeo, el nuevo secretario de estadio de los estados unidos para el permiso especial de la madre . >> (información en pantalla) hoy finalmente esto fue otorgado. >> dice que los empleados en la embajada de estados unidos se disculparon con su esposa >> notmund48 dueño de viviendas demanda a (nombre en inglés) por negligencia, una querella de 5 personas indica que la aseguradora presuntamente cometió fraude por años al subestimar el costo de reconstrucción en un desastre natural. >> un edificio en california está en alto riesgo, muestran la zona más vulnerable, la información llega a poco más de un mes del siniestro en el condado butte alto oleaje peligroso, trae a protestantes a ver esto, algunos se acercan al muelle para ver esto. >> sin embargo, autoridades recuerdan que es mejor mantener una distancia segura porque una de las olas rompió la ventaja de un restaurante, pero cómo continuarán las condiciones?. >> gabriela tiene la información, buenas tardes . >> buenas tardes, eso es un peligro, las recomendaciones es que no se vaya a la línea costera, hay advertencia

>> i would say only watching some of the other nominees the president has around him, like mike pompeo i have a lot of trust for. very sharp. good, solid leader. very knowledgeable on the issues. gina haspel from the cia. we can go on and on with some very qualified people that are around the president. he continues to pick very qualified people, i think we'll be in good shape. it's going to be the president's choice at any point whether he listens to the advisers around him. the president is always the decision maker. >> i hear you, but does it bother you at all we now have a former secretary of state who the president fired who has since said the president doesn't read and has said unlawful things? we have just discussed what jim mattis wrote on the record about why he's quitting, and of course we had an attorney general ended up resigning, that the president would consistently insult. how much harder is it to recruit good people to work in this administration? >> i've said this before. i don't treat my staff the same way the president does. if i have a problem with a staff member, i

i found it striking today secretary of state, mike pompeo who delivered the news to secretary jim mattis he was out january 1st because the president didn't have the willingness to deliver that news himself. he apparently has not spoken to mattis since thursday. this is obviously not normal. you do not have the secretary of state in no way in the chain of command transmitting orders normally from the president to the pentagon chief, and it speaks to how unusually president trump is running his administration. remember, our allies are in a deep state of concern, some verging even on panic at the instability and erratic nature of the national security policy playing out from the trump administration right now. this is going to reinforce that in a major way. >> general, the president touted his generals, flynn, mcmanus, kelly, masters, why has he pushed them all way? >> clearly the generals, senior leaders, understand their relationship with their respective bosses and those they're charged with leading. that requires transparency and pushback, requires a routine look in the eye of your bos

i sat uh down with mike pompeo for an exclusive interview and asked him for an official position on jamal khashoggi's death. >> do you believe the saudi explanation that the crown prince, mohammad bin salman, did not know about the murder of jamal khashoggi? >> wolf, i have spoken about this a lot and i continue to work on this issue. president trump and this administration sanctioned 17 people that we came to learn were connected to the murder, the heinous murder of jamal khashoggi. all across the united states government we continue to investigate and try to learn to make determinations about what happened. we will continue to hold those responsible accountable. we have been very, very clear about that sentence since the beginning. we also and this is important, we are doing everything we can to make sure we get it right for america and keep this relationship with the kingdom of saudi arabia and protect the american people. those two things can both be done and we have done it very effectively. >> you have said that in your former cia directors, you understand how intelligence analysis

mike pompeo called saudi arabia a powerful force in middle eastern stability at senators are questioning the crown prince's judgment. >> if the saudi government is going to be in the hands of this man for a long time to come, i find it difficult to do business because i think he is crazy. i think he is dangerous. he has put the relationship at risk. >> reporter: as senators continue a response, some request another briefing from the cia director. to discuss jamal khashoggi's murder with the full senate. shannon: thank you very much. this is a fox news alert just coming in, reuters news agency reported the chinese oil training company is planning to resume us crude oil shipment by march. the development, reuters says, comes after the trump meeting at the g 20 reduce the risk of tariffs on crude imports. china's crude imports from the us will help this year amid the trade. a full month after the midterm election allegations in north carolina holding up the result of a house seat. the left so there is no problem with voter fraud so why are they changing their tune now? chris stierwald tells

we heard from the secretary of state, mike pompeo reacted to this vote that we saw in the senate which admonished saudi arabia for the role of the killing of jamal khashoggi. what do you think of that? >> they have respect for their vote but not their own intelligence agency. part of the outrage generated by senators and the reason why you had this extraordinary rebuke by a republican-controlled senate of the republican-controlled administration was the briefing from the cia's own director, gi gi gi gi gina haspel. for secretary of state poemmpeoo say he has respect and a 100% rebuke, it seems like a very odd argument. >> what do you think the trump administration tells saudi arabia about the rebuke, trying to maybe i guess just ignore it or don't worry? what is your expectation? >> i think that's one thing that i've encountered reporting in russia, for example, with president putin. often in authoritarian systems the leaders don't take seriously the word of a body like congress and they say unless i've heard it from the president himself it, doesn't matter. i think the message from pr

thank you as well to jared kushner, secretary of state mike pompeo, secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin, and director larry kudlow for their hard work and untiring devotion throughout the negotiation process. peter navarro, thank you for the work you have put in. and so many others. the usmca is the largest and most significant modern and balanced trade agreement in history. all of our countries will benefit greatly. it is probably the largest trade deal ever made also. in the united states, the new trade pact will support high-praying manufacturing jobs and promote greater access for american exports across the range of sectors, including our farming, manufacturing, and service industries. as part of our agreement, the united states will be able to lock in our market access to canada and mexico and greatly expand our agricultural exports, something we have been wanting to do for many years. this is an amazing deal for our farmers and also allows them to use cutting-edge, biotechnology. it eliminates nonscientific barriers. our nations have also agreed to innovate new measures to ensure

pompeo took putin to task announcing the us decided to pull out of the treaty entirely in 60 days had accused russia of cheating. >> we must confront russian cheating on arms control obligations. as i told my fellow ministers earlier today our nation has a choice, we bury our head in the sand or take common sense action in response to russia's flagrant disregard to the express terms of the treaty. >> the nato alliance is standing firmly with the united states, a 29 member nations agree with the trump administration's assessment of the situation and their decision. they will send a different warship and this is an to the seizure of iranian ships. shannon: we will track it. search and rescue operations underway off the coast of japan after a us marine hornet warplane and k c-130 tanker collided. one marine has been rescued by japanese forces, there were 5 personnel on board, the taker, two aviators, midwife republican political anger, the ceo of general motors making a return visit to the nation's capital putting a brave face on plans to relocate american workers but there is at least o

that will include secretary of state mike pompeo, secretary of commerce wilbur ross, secretary of labor alex acosta, secretary of transportation elaine chao, secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen, trade representative robert lighthizer, small business administrator linda mcmahon, advisor to the president, you ivanka trump, senior advisor to the president, jared kushner, and chris lavelle. -- liddell. this morning the acting attorney general signed the final rulemaking clear bump stocks are illegal because they fall within the definition of machine guns that are banned under federal firearms law. began, in which people in possession of bump return those items to an atf field office or destroy them by march 21. propertions for destruction will be posted on the atf website today. appointed tos been the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been helping advance a number of the administration's priorities, including rebuilding our military and increased border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and thanks -- for his service to the people