horrifying story coming out of mexico tonight. at least nine americans, three women and six children, including 8 mold twins were massacred in their vehicles in mexico. their bullet-ridden, burned out cars discovered in an area that s known for drug and migrant smuggling. [crying] this is for the record. anita and four of my grandchildren are burnt and shot up. martha: horrifying, all of it. in moments we will be joined by the aunt of donna langford. donna was one of the women killed in that attack along with two of her children. but, first, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher brings us the very latest on this investigation in this unspeakable tragedy.
office we can turn him out of office later in the year. remember this about nancy pelosi. when she made the announcement, which is all it was that this impeachment inquiry was getting underway, it was the night before the transcript, such as it is, was released. so, i mean, my guess has been and i don t know this, but my guess has been if she had seen the transcript ahead of time, she might not have done it. martha: brit hume, always to see you. good to see you. martha: polls show president trump on track to lose the popular vote but in the battleground states it looks like a different story. national polls vs. those polls with rich lowry on whether the democrats are in for a rude awakening or perhaps not. of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter. .and choose any car in the aisle. and i don t wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait.and keep it off.
lot of similarities of what we saw with the weinstein story and i think that these institutions, these corporations need to ask themselves who are we and what are we when this story comes to us and we don t air it? virginia roberts, you know, that story on what she had alone, the pictures she had of her and her story how many stories do you see on abc and ntsb and everywhere where it s just this is her story. this is what she says. you can back it up. you can investigate the other side of the story and say we can t corroborate this. there is a lot of ways to get at a story like that. as you rightly point out, none of those hoops were jumped through with the brett kavanaugh story. jesse: no. abc just got in big trouble for putting on fake syrian war footage instead it was a gun range in kentucky. that doesn t look good. but, also, this isn t being mentioned but hillary clinton three years ago was in the midst of a presidential campaign. and if abc drops a devastating blow against her
daughter says she had no love recognizing the love of her wife on their 72nd anniversary. that s it for this special report, fair, balanced and still unafraid. the story hosted by martha mccallum up in new york starts right now. hey, martha. martha: hey there, bret. thank you very much. good evening, everybody. so tonight on the story brit hume and congressman eric swalwell are here in new york to talk about the latest in the impeachment proceedings. also with us this evening missouri senator josh hawley who believes it is time to sanction the leaders in china. but he also says do not trust what silicon valley executives are telling you. also, with us tonight, jesse watters on that stunning hot mic abc moment that is raising a lot of questions about how jeffrey epstein s story got buried three years ago and, yet, brett kavanaugh s was fair game. good evening, everybody, i m martha mccallum and this is the story and we begin tonight with the absolutely
martha: significant developments tonight in the house impeachment inquiry. transcripts released today reveal european union ambassador gordon sondland revised his testimony, acknowledging that he told a ukrainian official that u.s. aid would not resume until the country issued a corruption statement. democrats call that revelation a clear cut quid pro quo. but the white house is saying not so fast as more staffers are summoned. fox news correspondent gillian turner pouring through the stacks of documents today. she has the story tonight from capitol hill. hi, jillian. hi, martha. still going through them, hundreds of pages. it will be going on all night. for now we want to tell you that ambassador gordon sondland we advised that testimony you just mentioned with this three-page long addendum that he sent over to the intelligence committee yesterday. in that addendum he said after he gave committee investigators his testimony, he then soon after