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  • What's In The Transcripts?
    This Week:
    House Democrats released pages of closed-door transcripts, as part of the impeachment probe against President Donald Trump. Jared and FOX’s Senior Capitol Hill Producer Chad Pergram takes listeners deep into what was said.  
    Members of President Trump’s administration were both invited and subpoenaed to appear on Capitol Hill this week. Attendance was spotty. Rachel Sutherland and FOX News Correspondent Mark Meredith discuss the President’s impeachment strategy.
    Donald Trump Jr. is preparing for what is shaping up to be a busy year by promoting his new book, defending his father against his critics and attacking the Biden’s. The president’s eldest joined Dave Anthony on the FOX News Rundown podcast earlier this week.
    Tuesday was Election Day and we are officially less than a year until the 2020 Presidential election. Jared Halpern and FOX News Radio Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar discuss a sharp political shift being seen in some suburbs. 
    Follow Jared on Twitter: @JaredHalpern
    Follow Rachel on Twitter: @SutherlandFox
    46 min
  • Impeachment Probe In The City Of Champions
    The House of Representatives took the first formal vote of the impeachment inquiry against President Trump this week with no support from Republicans. Jared and FOX’s Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram explain what this week’s vote tells us and where impeachment inquiry is heading.
    President Trump reacting to the impeachment procedural vote in the Democrat-led House this week, calling it “The greatest witch hunt in American history.” Jared and FOX’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker discuss how the White House is preparing and what we should expect next.
    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced this week that the company is banning all political ads from its platform. It’s a different approach from the other social media giant Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO says it will continue to run paid political ads despite the intense scrutiny. Jared spoke with FOX Business Network’s Grady Trimble about Twitter’s decision.
    FOX News Headlines 24/7 sports reporter Jared Max joins the From Washington podcast to speak with FOX’s Pentagon Correspondent Lucas Tomlinson and FOX’s Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt about how the Washington Nationals World Series Championship brought a divided DC together.
    Follow Jared on Twitter: @JaredHalpern
    43 min
  • Republicans Want In
    While House Democrats were conducting a closed-door deposition with a senior Defense Department official, about two-dozen Republicans stormed in. Republicans say the reason they took this dramatic step is because they feel the impeachment inquiry conducted by Democrats lacks transparency. Jared and FOX’s Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram break down all the drama from this week.
    Senate Republicans are stepping up their attacks on the Democratic held House’s impeachment probe, as the prospect of a trial in the Senate grows more likely by the day. Jared and FOX’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker discuss how President Trump plans to defend himself.
    President Trump announced the US would lift sanctions on Turkey because there will be a "permanent" ceasefire in the conflict between Turkey and the Kurds in northern Syria. The president has received a lot backlash for pulling US troops out of northern Syria. FOX‘s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke with FOX’s National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin about the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
    Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) is the latest Democratic presidential candidate who has dropped out of the race. Jared and Fox News Radio Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar discuss the very large, yet shrinking presidential field, and the possibility of Hillary Clinton throwing her name in again for 2020.
    42 min
  • Mulvaney on Ukraine Phone Call: “Get Over It”
    This week:
    Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney held a press briefing this week where he contradicted President Trump’s claim that there was no “quid pro quo” during his phone call with Ukraine’s leader back in July. Mulvaney later walked back his statement saying there was no “quid pro quo” and blaming the news media for misconstruing the comments. Jared and FOX’s Capitol Hill Producer Chad Pergram discussed.
    On Thursday, Turkey agreed to halt attacks in northern Syria for five days with the Kurds following negotiations between Vice President Mike Pence and Turkey’s president. Clashes continued on the border between Turkey and Syria on Friday. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke to FOX’s foreign correspondent Trey Yingst who was in Turkey for this week's negotiations in Ankara.
    Earlier this week Jared was in Westerville, Ohio for the fourth Democratic presidential debate. This was the first time in history twelve candidates were on the stage, including a new face. Jared recaps this week’s debate with FOX News Political Reporter Paul Steinhauser and then sits down with 2020 presidential candidate, billionaire Tom Steyer to discuss how he thought his first debate in Ohio went and why he decided to run for president.
    45 min
  • GOP Divide Over Trump’s Syria Decision
    This week:
    This week, House Democrats have accelerated the impeachment inquiry into President Trump following the White House’s comment that they will not cooperate with the House impeachment. Jared and FOX’s Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram discuss what to expect when Congress returns from recess.
    The Pentagon was taken by surprise this week after President Trump announced his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, paving the way for Turkey to go after Kurdish fighters in the region who helped the U.S battle ISIS. The decision was met with bipartisan backlash, including some of the president’s biggest defenders. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland discusses the decision with FOX’s Pentagon correspondent Lucas Tomlinson.
    A tweet by the Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey supporting protesters in Hong Kong has caused a widespread dispute and has compromised the NBA’s strong business relationship with China. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke with Stanley Chao author of “Selling to China” on why this tweet has caused so much controversy. 
    Next week, the fourth-round presidential primary debate, will be held in Westerville, Ohio. Twelve candidates have qualified, meeting the polling and fundraising criteria, the largest in presidential primary history. Jared and FOX News Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt discuss what we can expect from the upcoming debate and if the impeachment inquiry into President Trump and the issue of Ukraine and Hunter Biden will set the tone for Tuesday’s debate.
    46 min
  • The Supreme Court is Back in Session
    This week:
    President Trump has been very vocal this week. First going after the credibility of the whistleblower who kicked off the Ukraine controversy, later commenting that China should launch a corruption investigation against Joe and Hunter Biden. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke with White House Correspondent Jon Decker about the rest of the White House reaction to the push toward impeachment. 
    Congress may be in recess but Democrats are still pushing forward on the impeachment inquiry. Jared and FOX’s Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram discuss the process and this week’s news conference led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Intel Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA).
    On Monday the Supreme Court will begin its new term and is wasting no time, tackling some of the most controversial topics. Immigration, abortions, guns and LGBTQ are all on the docket. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland speaks to FOX’s Supreme Court producer Bill Mears about the new term and how the Supreme Court’s decision on these hot topic issues will impact the 2020 presidential election.
    With the impeachment inquiry moving forward, how exactly will this impact the 2020 presidential race? What does this mean for the Democrats current frontrunner Joe Biden? Jared spoke to FOX News Radio Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar about the latest polls and what voters are feeling about the former Vice President, the President and impeachment.
    44 min
  • Inquiring Times
    This week:
    After months of resisting calls from the Democrat members, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced an official impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The reason for Speaker Pelosi’s decision stems from a phone call over the summer with Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky. The conversation led to a whistleblower complaint that accused President Trump of pressuring the Ukrainian president to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter over business dealings in the country.
    President Trump on Wednesday, allowed the release of a five-page summary of his phone call with Ukraine’s leader. On Thursday, Acting Intelligence Chief Joseph Maguire testified on Capitol Hill before the House Intelligence Committee, defending his handling of the whistleblower complaint.
    Jared and FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland, speak with Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram, FOX’s Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano, White House Correspondent Jon Decker and FOX News Channel Correspondent Gillian Turner.
    45 min
  • Poll Position
    This week:
    Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was grilled on Capitol Hill this week. Lewandowski testified before the House Judiciary Committee in its first impeachment probe hearing on his contact with the president in regards to the Russia investigation. Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram recaps this week’s hearing with Jared.
    President Trump announced that Robert C. O’Brien will be his new national security adviser. O’Brien who served as the president’s special envoy for hostage affairs will be the president’s fourth national security adviser replacing John Bolton who left the White House abruptly last week.  FOX’s D.C. Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke with FOX’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker about the new national security adviser.
    It’s still unclear who the new prime minister of Israel is. Longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing an uphill battle to hold on to his job to rival Benny Gantz. Netanyahu, who is facing charges of corruption and bribery, could face jail time if he is not elected prime minister and able to pass an immunity law. Jared spoke with on Israel's former Ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor how this election can impact the USA relationship with Israel.
    While the Democratic presidential field remains large it seems like it is becoming a three-person race between former Vice President Joe Biden who is leading in the polls. Followed by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders. Jared discusses the latest polls with FOX News pollster Daron Shaw.
    40 min
  • That's Debatable
    This week:
    Round three of the 2020 Democratic primary debate was held on Thursday in Houston, Texas. It was the first time all the leading Democratic candidates were on the same stage together. During the debate, the candidates tangled over critical issues including healthcare, gun legislation, climate change and criminal justice. FOX News Radio’s National Correspondent Tonya J. Powers and FOX News Radio’s Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar discuss the big takeaways.
    Earlier this week, President Trump announced via Twitter that he fired his National Security Advisor John Bolton. The president saying Bolton “made some very big mistakes” while taking questions from the media earlier this week. Bolton disputes this characterization, saying he resigned. FOX’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker discussed Bolton’s departure and why he’s not surprised about Bolton’s exit.
    Eighteen years ago on September 11, 2001 the U.S. suffered the worst terrorist attack in its modern history. Osama bin Laden who was the leader of the terrorist organization al-Qaida the group responsible for 9/11, was known as the face of terrorism. Now, 18 years later a lot has changed. FOX News Radio’s D.C. Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spoke to FOX News National Security & Foreign Policy Expert Walid Phares on how terrorism has evolved following Osama bin Laden.
    This week the House Judiciary Committee took a step forward and approved a resolution establishing rules for future impeachment hearings against President Trump.  But, there is still confusion about whether Democrats are united in moving forward with the impeachment process. FOX’s Senior Capitol Hill producer Chad Pergram discusses the Democrats mixed messages on impeachment.
    43 min
  • Dorian Leaves, Congress Returns
    This Week: The Bahamas has a long road of recovery following Hurricane Dorian's path of destruction. It's path also took the storm up the south east coast of the U.S. including Florida, and the Carolinas. FOX's D.C. Correspondent Rachel Sutherland spent t
    48 min

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