ainsley: area quote to call instead of sending letter. brian: worry about the next numbers. ainsley: 843? steve: good to know. prl. ainsley: confirmed. thank you, brian. steve: welcome to hour two of fox & friends. we are here to tell you the news and probably the most interesting story later today and we will have highlights tomorrow is general mark milley is going to go up for two days of grilling up on capitol hill. today he is going to sit down in front of the senate armed services committee and both parties are angry at him. bipartisan anger over how the united states withdrew from afghanistan, plus the drone strike that killed 10, including 7. but. ainsley: seven kids. steve: what will be of interest to republicans is they are going to say hey, general, let me read out of bob woodward s book peril where you say that trump was crazy and you called your chinese counterpart and said don t worry. i won t let him pull the plug.
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look, this is a sham. there is no due process. it s not fair. we are not helping you out this week. ainsley: they are particularly upset they said that jerry nadler particularly chose this date because the president is going to be at the nato leader s conference in london on wednesday when it starts. and he could be there in front of the house judiciary committee. brian: what bothers me, ainsley no, matter hot president is, internationally, you are supposed to hold your fire. and when the president was meeting at the united nations with all those world leaders and making some real progress internationally, that s when nancy pelosi prayerfully started pushing the impeachment inquiry. now nato schedule on the schedule forever. everyone knows is he going to london and everyone knows this nato summit in 4r50eu9 of what russia has been doing. and what turkey has been doing with russia, this is going to be extremely impactful. along with angela merkel leaving. the president of the united sta
language of diplomacy in that conversation, that s true. he also doesn t use smarmy talk of politicians. what you hear from donald j. trump is the blunt talk of a manhattan businessman. he says what he means, he means what he says. that s the only thing that s remarkable about that conversation. but he was entirely within his constitutional authority and was following the statute that congress adopted in granting aid to the ukraine. ainsley: saying intaskly let trump be trump. he was being the man the people elected him to be when he was on that call. steve: the intel committee is probably going to approve the report that is being reviewed today and kicked it over to the judiciary and then it looks like there is going to be a race against the clock to impeach the president on the democratic side by christmas. shall. ainsley: congressman doug collins ranking member on the house judiciary committee. is he going to join us today at 7:30. he says his first witness he
credit some of them did get arrested. i think this is a step in the positive directions. i would like to comment the yale police department for handling the situation as best they can. but, it really is an example of deep rooted when students feel they can do something like this. ainsley: you wrote in op-ed you wrote about bubble wrapping. campuses are bubble wrapping our kids. preventing them from diversity and discomfort. how do you think it is healthy. yale university was born out of intellectual. enlightenment ideas came from intellectual diversity. and students need to be exposed to ideas that are uncomfortable to them to become better leaders. unfortunately yale is becoming saturated by a particular ideology. i think when you become saturated by one ideology it can stunt your emotional growth. ainsley: you didn t like the tactics here. play the video. watch a little bit of this and explain what s going on here. yes, ma am. you came in here.